There is virtually no inventory under $200K so unless the seller is leaving the area it's impossible to find a replacement so your observation is correct.

Depends on your budget, location and if you want drone footage, ability to virtually stage it with furniture, do you want/need Matterport etc.

This is a sticking point for us the seller is allowing us an opportunity with virtually no cash out other than closing costs.  

I've been thinking about purchasing the Cris Chico System to advance the business to virtual wholesaling.  

Better yet, it prohibits the bank/lender from calling the note due and is completely outside of Dodd-Frank.The THTTransfer™ is not an alternative to Seller Carry Type Arrangements, it is the way they are done to eliminate virtually ALL the inherent dangers of such schemes.

I distinctly remember there were things they did with the hot water heaters, and they were advocating replacing the rubber hoses on appliances that use water (such as dishwasher, washing machine, etc) with some kind of metal hoses that are virtually indestructible.There was a goldmine of information about good preventative maintenance steps for rental houses...

I got bored, with all of the down time between cashing rent checks and fixing toilets at 2AM so I went to graduate school and also became a an engineering consultant.About 10 years later I took a full time job again and am now a professor in manufacturing engineering, own a virtual manufacturing company, a media production company, and because of real estate investing, this year I will donate more than my take home pay back to the university I work for.I can honestly say that I retired at 26.

I'll take a slice of cashflows, expenses, and appreciation.Question: If we have the opportunity to put down virtually nothing to acquire the property and fix it up by use of leverage, should we do it?

Have you ever considered a virtual mastermind?

One option would be a virtual mailbox.