In most areas, and ours, it is a common opinion as rents have skyrocketed the last few years so it's an easy talking point.

He collected first/last/security payments prior to move in date and was never heard from again.

Originally posted by @Chris McIntosh:@Mary Lopez I helped a California buyer purchase a 70-unit multifamily in Columbus, OH last year so it can be done. 

Quote from @Teekap Pate: DENY.An eviction within the last five years is an automatic denial, period.

If the R2O buyer gives notice on their current place and your deal falls through at the last minute, those tenants would be scrambling to look for a place to live.

Luckily, I didn’t give my real last name, and I actually live and work in Southern California so there’s little chance this will be linked to me or my case.

I got a little close on a rehab last year in south salt lake but it was a huge one.

While it is an amazing investment, we got really lucky to snag one of the last viable duplexesOmaha, NE: Went to college here. left in December 2020, wish I would've bought a duplex before they pushed up 100-200k on average. 

By the way my last purchase to rehab was a quad that 2 units are STR.  

I was at a live tax deed auction once and the last property up for bid was a dilapidated 70s era mobile home on a leased space in MH park.