That said, neighborhoods where properties are flipping fast and frequently are neighborhoods that are essentially gentrifying, which is a whooooole other conversation.

It got frequent enough I wrote up an addendum to the lease.

I used to frequent them back when I did "architect" everyday. 

I’m hoping to find individuals who come across properties frequently that wouldn’t mind thinking of me when they do!

https://methlabcleanup.com/Meth-Lab-Cleanup-Standards.htmlit is likely that properties used in meth production will more frequently be placed on the market for sale.

@Tariq K Frantz what often gets overlooked about these asset classes (and what Sam Zell relates to) is the long term success they are capable of creating, simply due to their intrinsic characteristics. 

As far as who owns the trust or who is a beneficiary, that's the trustee's fiduciary responsibility to sort out.A living trust is frequently set up to use the trustors ssn rather than an EIN, so I can see someone saying "it's not a legal person" in a poor attempt to explain something to you. 

The two types of offers I turn down frequently are FHA and VA because the ability to close an "As is" transaction is reduced when compared to conventional or all cash transactions.

As such I try to put out as much educational content on sites like this one or my other various social media platforms to go over as many of the frequently asked questions as possible.

Property appreciation is calculated based on repeat sales of the same properties, which can avoid the problem of trying to account for price differences in homes with varying characteristics.