Here's a different Fannie offer strategy on the the other end of the spectrum which worked for me once on the only occasion I tried: Fannie has a record of terrible CMA's and high initial listing prices.

You need a BS meter dealing in business and especially real estate, I mentioned the bad apples, following the wrong strategy or mentor can end up losing you money at the best and in jail at the other end of the spectrum.

depends on number of payments remaining.On the other end of the spectrum is a non-performing note. 

We have properties all across the spectrum from sec8 all the way up into HNW (High Net Worth). 

David Greene says cash flow and appreciation are on a spectrum. 

On the other side of the spectrum, some people are too aggressive (don't do that). 

There's positives and negatives to each scenario so I'm just making sure you see the whole spectrum. 

- https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asset-protection-spectrum-diagramHow a fully implemented asset protection layout might look. - https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asset-protection-structuresLet me know if have questions or want to chat further - I can give you my investor perspective.ThanksCostinPS.

Collin has the experience of doing just that though so he has more details on it.On another end of the spectrum, A YouTuber tried to build a resort in the county and I think he got shut down by red tape.

You can find duplexes in Tampa, but they are at the two ends of the spectrum. one will be in a bad area, or you can find some in south tampa, but the cost of entry is high.