We're using a locally based platform here in Denver called Buy the Block.

I have been blocking the number, but of course they keep changing the number they use.

There is a small concrete rectangular channel that separates the 2 homes (it's in a subdivision). 

First of all, he did this to me four times, the last time he used his car to block my path.

Lots of ways they block a trailer from being removed. 

The different opinions and experiences, whether positive or negative, are really inspiring and help me a lot to take the first concrete steps in the real estate industry.

When I am done it will be the one of the best houses on the block and it will be maintained going forward. 

I've done my due diligence following the forums, listening to the BP podcast, and reading many of the books recommended here, but still somehow feel like I'm not fully sure how to actually apply all the general lessons to concrete, actionable steps now that I'm looking the potential deal in the face.

I did a little more research just now and there are even a few duplexes a block over in the same district so it's not like this would be unprecedented.

They don’t actually know if the listing was booked, or if the host blocked the dates.