Excessive damage done by tenants become a statistical certainty.

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Further, it is clear that observations for units in tertiary markets can have far in excess of 50%.

Colorado is about 100 basis point cheaper.The inventory is excessive everywhere so we are picking up alot of business.

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They do inspections every 6 months, and make sure that the house isn't getting trashed, as well as notify you when the police make numerous visits to the property from excessive partying.

Here's the deal.I called a law firm toask them if they could represent me in obtaining"excess proceeds" from the tax foreclosure sale, butthey told me that only the former owner is entitled tothose proceeds, is this correct?

Whether your plan is to obtain that profit in the form of; proceeds from a quick flip, cash flow from renting, option fee from assigning, excess of rent over PITI on a lease option, you have to know before signing anything with a seller which it's going to be!

Is there a way to make money off of buying directly from a builder who is trying to sell off excess inventory?

You missed a BUNCH of the expenses such as: legal expenses, evictions, damage done by tenants (in excess of deposit), advertising, lawsuits, office supplies, utilities during vacancies, capital expenses, etc, etc, etc.