That hidden value is what Ben's analysis discovered.

Learning about Hard Money and Private money and how I can use that to purchase a property but potentially refinance out of it for a Buy & Hold property like a Multi-Family.Not sure if anyone is going to be willing to give me enough money to pick up a 4-unit without experience or 20-30% down, but I'm going to have to figure it out.Any gems you want to share??

Came across this gem while browsing foreclosures in Houston.

Of course, if you're mailing free and clears I wouldn't expect to find a hidden stash of sub2 deals, so a little common sense would apply.

The outlets are always changed out at that point too because they're cheap plus I want to make sure there are no hidden surprises back there (improper wiring, lose wires, weird junctions, etc).

I do believe that it will take a few years for supply to catch up with demand (unless that hidden reo tsunami comes about).In retrospect, following the inventory turned out to be a very good indicator of things to come.

In 2011 I tried to talk my wife into a home 1 block from the water (Largs Bay) but she didn't appreciate me living there for 6 months of rehab.Adelaide is a gem.

This software has some hidden fees in ACH transfers, which are charged to the property manager for every ACH transfer a total of $.50 and could be more depending on the days it takes to transfer.

You could get a gem of a deal.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing, corporate housing or vacation rentals.

I noticed the lease renewal fee while reviewing the contract before signing, nothing hidden or shady about it.