I attempt to never fall more than this below market because at $200/month below market the tenants cannot move into as nice a place at same cost so they have financial incentive to stay but also tenant turn over is not that costly or laborious and at more than $200/month below market it makes more sense to spend a few hundred to turn the place over and take a chance on a new tenant.- Tenants that are pretty good but not great I attempt to keep the rents at ~$100/month below market.- OK tenants I keep close to market rent.- Tenants I want to get rid of I place rent above market and let the tenants give me the notice. 

Attempting to process that much stupid froze my laptop.

So my solution for you is to attempt to make contact with the people that live there and offer them money to move.  

It is possible to do a lease that has language that you and the owner will attempt to complete a short sale (will need a realtor involved) at a specified price and that if it is not successful by a certain date then you can get out of your lease. 

Hello all, second time attempting to write this as the app crashed the first time! 

I'm attempting to build my pipeline of buyers and sellers concurrently.

I am the only one on title and FHA loan.Wife owns a house, free and clear, out of state.We are attempting to buy a fourplex under her name only with FHA.

A GoDaddy phone number for bandit signs ( Google Voice didn't have my local area code) I set the phone to go straight to voicemail and recorded a message in attempts to pre-screen calls.

@Hajj GueyeI would never even attempt to ballpark value based on two pictures.  

Hey all, I have had a passion for real estate since I was out of high school, and even attempted to get my licence about 15 years ago, but the stars never aligned.