REOs always need wok, and many are overpriced for the condition and time being vacant.The low interest rates and the mortgage forbearance has reduced the volume of foreclosued properties, but as time goes on there should be more REOs hiting the market. 

In the long run, it likely will reduce my odds of having to do additional evictions.  

While we have not yet secured our first property, we have spent the last year+ educating ourselves, networking, driving for dollars, and substantially reducing our debt load.  

I'm building a new MF house, targeting travel medics. 

The examples assume that § 1.121-3 (relating to the reduced maximum exclusion) does not apply to the sale of the property.

I wish I could do more to reduce the power of the OTAs. 

The selling partner gets 10% more in reduced selling costs and the buying partner saves selling costs on their portion. 

In other words, it could reduce the max loan amount if the deal is too thin (not enough profit) for the lender's risk appetite.

Look up medical for Shock Wave therapy and/or Pre Nuvo body scan.I just don't like Enabler or Victim approaches. 

When we purchase investment properties the minimum is 15% down....so we are always trying to reduce that amount with creative methods.