...]You are in South Florida, you live there--it's one of the best places to network, and probably good enough to produce the results you want.Much better than Resume speed Iowa--which compared to South Florida is ("Slim Pickin's).

Why buy and have such a slim cash flow on a property that needs so much work and will likely need ongoing maintenance? 

Based on the listing price I think cash flow would be extremely slim or maybe even negative with the current rents and current tenants.

I think the duplex is a great deal but it wouldn’t be a home run by any means until well after the recession.The competition is slim and outdated.

Now there is SOME data, but it's slim pickings and there is only one example in MLS.

I have only a year of service in so I know that my potential to lower the interest is slim but I'm wondering who you went to and how to get the best results and bang for your buck so to speak.

The median prices in the Midwest and South, however, are less than $150,000.Here are the counties with the highest median home values in the 4th quarter of 2021:Nantucket County, Massachusetts: $1,370,520New York County, New York: $1,306,210Santa Clara County, California: $1,253,400San Mateo County, California: $1,247,070San Francisco County, California: $1,230,800Here are the counties with the lowest median home values in the 4th quarter of 2021:Todd County, South Dakota: $43,956Mellette County, South Dakota: $39,349McDowell County, West Virginia: $41,262Kent County, Texas: $43,965King County, Texas: $46,091Metros with the cheapest places to buy a homeWhile certain counties have the cheapest prices, chances are slim that folks will want to move to locations where the population is in decline and there are few job prospects.

Here are a few different options a seller can prepare, with the help of their real estate professional, for an appeal of the initial home appraisal: State additional comparable properties that would have increased the estimated value and may have been missed.Provide information to show why a specific comparable property sold should not have been used (a foreclosure or distressed sale, poor condition, etc.).While appealing a low appraisal is possible, the chances of changing an appraiser’s mind are slim without solid evidence proving the reported value is off.

Properties are going into contract oftentimes in less that 14 days... sometimes in less than 7 days.That actually goes for all of Long Island, most of the 5 boroughs and many other large cities and surrounding suburbs around the country.That being said, the chances of a seller accepting an offer with a 10-day inspection contingency are slim to none unless they have no other offers or prospects.

Of course, as humans we all want things immediately but the market is slim pickings right now.