I purchased a home three months ago that came with 3 households and plenty of land to build on for 288.

(Same accountant does three of my LLCs - each for about that amount)

If the state has held a Certificate of Sale less than three years from the date of sale by the county tax collection official, the Certificate will be assigned to the purchaser.

I could have him sign a buyers agency agreement that can only be done for three months and he can technically cancel anytime.

I was offered a duplex for $350k two years ago but I couldn't get funding due to my DTI.What options do have if I find a two, three, or 4-plex in the $300-$400k that is a deal?

Hi BiggerPockets Investors,Here are three key tips to consider when buying a short-term rental in the Poconos:Bedroom Count:  What size home are you curious about purchasing? 

I learned that in order for my investing business to be successful I needed three important ingredients: (1) Money (2) Quality contractors (3) Off market properties.That led me to concentrated on finding deals that the numbers worked within, even with rates at 12%+ and up to 4 points for short-term money, and in areas where quality contractors wanted to do work.

If all three were a bust I usually kicked them lose to go work with someone else.

I want to re-highlight the importance of having the seller get the rental license if the use hasn't been kept up with it for over three years.

Would the extra 200k (720k and 540k respectively for the 3 vs 1 units) that the three bedroom costs yield much more in rents in this area?