Unfortunately, the cash-on-cash return isn't the same due to the interest rates.Should I proceed with the purchase now, or wait for interest rates to decrease before re-entering the market?

First, I'm not a lawyer and under no circumstances offer legal advice.

If she doesn’t want to let you show it, then that’s fine but you’ll need to be more firm on the termination fee, maybe reduce fee due to special circumstances if she leaves it in great shape.

He said he's been trying to find property that met your criteria but unfortunately there are cycles to what's available and it's been super tight for what you want. 

I get all of that.Nevertheless, it is no longer easy to find local meetups on the BiggerPockets website and that is unfortunate for investors, especially new investors who would like to connect with other investors in their area. 

Not only do you want to obtain these documents, you also want time to review them well before the closing because unfortunately,there’s always the potential that one, or several, of the documents may be fraudulent.So, let’s go over each document and why it’s important:1.

Unfortunately, nothing about this sounds good.

Unfortunately, we do not. 

It still made sense to purchase but unfortunately my investors got nervous at the last minute since we were in the midst of a pandemic and the stock market was doing funky things, so they pulled their cash to purchase it and all my cash was tied up elsewhere, so I had to move forward with the quad and 9 unit. 

In the event that you do have a true squatter its a fairly standard eviction process which is unfortunate but does happen in this business.On a preventative note if you have a vacant unit you can put in a security system that uses cellular and you will get notification if anyone comes in.