More tenants, though, mean more differences in what CAM is paid.I’ve done the STNL and I prefer the strip malls.

I'd lock those vacant units down, look at having PM install security cam if you can't make it down immediately. 

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.- CapEx / CAM:  A few things...1) true CapEx might be low if you're only having to cover big things INSIDE your unit like appliances, major furnishings, and (maybe) HVAC, but make sure it's enough.  2)  Short-term HOA items should cover CAM (common area maintenance) items like landscape/snow, but if they have underestimated, you'll see a higher HOA fee very soon.  3) I don't trust HOAs to adequately save for long-term HOA items like major building fixes and replacements, so depending on your intended holding period, you may want to account for these by allocating more to CapEx.With the room in your current numbers, even some changes in these will probably still result in a good deal.  

I've been trying to perfect a technique of using a web cam attached to my lap top.

You can discriminate and ask for only a particular sex, only a certain religion, etc.I would personally try to find someone of generally the same background, age, income, and temperament as yourself.

Being on probation for recent sex crimes is. 

Originally posted by @Cam Harris:Your approach to marketing should be a lot like your approach to wholesaling itself - you have to cut through the noise and get creative. 

@David Cam Hello David, I have used HELOC 2 times so far ro purchase investment properties.When you use HELOC as a downpayment and the rest you get mortgage - your have non of your money 💰 in the deal, which means INFINITE returns 😉.

Usually I'd borrow one if needed on site.I used a golf monocular to inspect the roof from the ground.My Sony Handi-cam zoom camera with night shot was a good inspection tool.I like a flashlight with the adjustable beam, the night watchman type, then a pen light for small areas.If a carpet was loose, I'd look to see the floor, never cut someone's carpet.