For instance...

And the most fun part: there is an instance where you could, theoretically at least, have $0 or negative cash flow on a property and still OWE taxes at the end of the year, because of the this principle repayment not being tax deductible, only your interest expense.At the end of the day, you can choose how you look at it.  

The plumber came back saying the either the pump was burned/failed because of too many wipes being flushed down or when "an outside vendor" did snaking the pipe, it damaged the pump.He also mentions the "pit" where all the sewage from the fourplex comes to is too large, corroded and needs to be fixed:"using gravel to fill in the existing voids present aroundthe pit, then install a new pit with the extension lidneeded.

For instance, the construction of Tulum Airport has begun, with plans to have five million annual passengers, including a station for the Mayan train that will connect the entire Yucatan peninsula. 

@Robert S. sorry you're experiencing this--I've been in your shoes, and it's no fun.Luckily, I have extensive experience with this type of issue (I learned the hard way when I bought a property that was basically built above a subterranean river that caused three basement floods in about six months!). 

For instance, the below cute Airbnb between Denver and Breckenridge is projected by AirDNA to make $55k but is actually pulling $85k.Likewise, the below client's short-term rental in the mountains west of Colorado Springs is grossing double their competition.If you go it yourself, I agree with @Patricia Andriolo-Bull.

The property needed extensive renovations - our budget is $115k.

Lastly, does anyone have any guidance on what to present in an LOI for DD periods/ approval period and extensions.

I´ve had too many instances of wasting my valuable time with people who are not serious.

Between MLS and "off market," i haven't seen much of a price difference, in fact I have seen many instances where off market was a worse investment.