Then I just fold it over and throw away 

I have been throwing around the idea of investing out of state.

You could also throw and 3-day notice to pay or quit on top of that to let them know you are serious.

Just to throw out a property for example:100k Purchase price10k in repairs130k ARV1300/month rent1313/yr taxes550/yr flood insurance est800/yr insurance est10% management fee...

Cut up and throw away all credit cards.

I don't mind investing some money in marketing, but I don't want to just throw it away.

For now, we would just love to throw out there that we are looking for a buyers agent who works with investors in Spokane!

So you net net performance over time is much lower than I get buying fixers, rehabbing myself then renting for top $$, in the exact same neighborhoods.But I admit if you can't do what I do locally, you are stuck just throwing money at these turn keys. 

I had a deal in front of me and need help determining if this is a good value....It is a low cost low income building.I have a break down of all the numbers but I’ll just throw out the basicsGross rent is $234,000 on an upward trend producing closer to $22,000 a month last 4 months, seller has been clearly cleaning things up a little before sellingThe balance sheet that they gave me shows $98,000 NOI but they do not have property taxes listed and makes me wonder what else that they left out..But either way that should still keep the NOI above $90,000The asking price is $800,000Looking for advise from some experienced investors Thank you

I figured I'd throw this out here and see what responses I got before hitting the podcasts again (could take me quite a while to find the answer by listening to all of them again ;)).Thanks in advance!