Find experts who in rural properties in that area to work with on this deal.Get a real estate agent who specializes in that type of property.Ask them to figure out how fast that type of property can sell these days,determine the market demand.Ask them would it make a good rental and how much could you charge for it comfortably.ask them to question the owner about their financing terms and how long they are willing to finance you.Have the agent remind the outgoing owner they can always sell the Note to investors if they get tired of carrying you.Do some more due diligence before you sign any papers.Good luck to you.

I'm excited and keep reminding myself not to get emotional and think logical so I don't get into something that doesn't cash flow positively.

It is a reminder you need to try, measure and compare to really see what is successful. 

It reminds me of Squirrel Hill and Shadyside in the 'Burgh.  

If they do not agree with this then you remind them (and hopefully your lease expresses this) that they had a chance to review the rental unit twice and agreed to rent it "as is".  

Now remind you I am very new to this and I have only focused on wholesaling.

Your story is a great reminder to stay diligent when looking for deals, opportunity finds you Congrats on the sale 

@Clifton - Nice reminder that it's important to take a step back and survey the entire forest.  

Hi guys just a reminder this is coming up in a couple weeks!

Account Closed Thank you--your words are a helpful reminder and while a little more expensive, I am also finding that my property manager is giving me piece of mind because I feel like I can trust him.