Or will cost depend wildly on circumstances?

I'm almost 30, love traveling, work in bank regulation in my 9-5 job (been a wild ride the last 5 years!)

I closed 3 deals in the first 6 months - not wildly successful, but note worthy.

if you own it in your own name there is always the chance of some wild thing

Is it possible that this city does not have any worth-wild condo reno deals? 

I personally have cash flow on property that I think was a great investment, none of which meets the "1%" rule, and the investors I work with as an agent perspective are also not receiving "1%" rule properties, but we all agree they are good investments nonetheless that are still kicking off monthly cash flow.To keep it in perspective, you cannot have the same rule for two wildly different markets, even on a city-to-city basis within the same state.

I have sold 10 single family that have appreciated wildly her in San Diego, since first purchasing in 2011 and 2012, 1031 exchanging them for soon to be 7 apartment complexes and 109 front doors.  

I know and understand what Gladwell says in Blink but I think he wildly understates the very great power the subconscious has on decision making.

Hello fellow investors,On today's episode of the real estate podcast, David talks about about avoiding areas for the BRRRR strategy with with wildly different ARVs.

I left a message for them both stating that they are still considered tenants and owe rent for Sept. as we did not get a formal 30 day move-out notice (I am taking a wild guess but I don’t expect that their check is in the mail), and that if they call back with their situation and move out ASAP we may be able to work out a deal, pro-rate or something, but either way we need to know the situation.Any suggestions as to how I can legally get them out ASAP, or way to safely clean up the place without having the liability of touching any of their remaining items?