The main way they can compete is to either compromise and LOWER PRICE (price reductions) or TERMS (Seller Financing when possible) or both.You see, in Situation #1, SELLING is easy but buying is hard.

https://fox59.com/indiana-news/someone-has-all-our-information-public-housing-assistance-tenants-fear-eviction-compromised-bank-accounts-after-cyber-attack/10/11/22- Here is the latest updated news that pertains to Section 8 rent payments and other information.I'm an Indianapolis IN RE Broker and the other part of our company is a pm company.

"So I decided to look for a condo/townhouse to buy where my mortgage payment will be around the same as my rent" - This statement reads like a compromise.

If your worse case scenario is a 0% cocr but your upside is 20%+ as a STR then that seems like a solid compromise to me. 

What led them to bankruptcy etc. i thought i can compromises on them. i never had anyone with bankruptcy status apply, so im not entirely sure.I thought about giving Tenant#2 a chance with a couple caveats:1. dad submit proper application, and be on the lease.

None of them are able to get the tenant in the first 4 weeks and then lower rent with other compromises happen(first hand experience).

When we are done it will be brand new everything, and bringing in about 40k a year, net about 30k, with an all-in price of about 115k, All the best    Sorry, if a house is condemned, I assume the structure is possibly compromised, the wiring needs to be replaced as does the mechanical and the plumbing needs to be checked, all of which needs to be seen to be cleared. 

And fixing at these rates if you can really compromises that historically low rate you have in your primary.Full disclosure I have used them a bunch, and it’s a great tool but we just zeroed ours out a few months ago.

Several investors have been caught by middleman attacks, where a hacker compromises the email chain & sends you (the passive investor) phony wire instructions.

Now where price can be a liiting factor, it might mean compromising on where in the metro area you will buy...but at $350k budget, there are still some nice areas where you can buy on both the MD and VA sides of the border.