@Edgar Avila I echo what Marcus Auerbachsaid as that's my philosophy as well.I listened to a BP podcast recently in which the wholesaler said that he has a list with 900 buyers, but, only five, yes 5 or those actually buy all his deals.So, go out and bring those killer deals to the table and you will harvest a ready made buyers list....guaranteed!

Someland lords here that hate the city and are cited for exterior paint violations will paint the houses pink, purple or any other crazy color.

The covid era moratoriums are coming due as home owners are unable to pay owed mortgages, and ma and pa investors reap the bad harvest of non-paying tenants.

What I was able to do is drive in with my car and pink slip, then 30-45 minutes later drive out with a check.

@Michael S. is right, most of the great deals currently are in Harvest, Athens, Decatur.I am personally looking at some parts of decatur right now as I feel that some of the growth in Huntsville might flow into these areas but again it is just speculation.

- stucco - paintRe side back of pink mobile. - hire?

You're essentially offsetting income that will be taxed at very high rates by harvesting losses that will be taxed at lower rates.

@Mindy JensenThey are just a mirror site that harvest properties from HUD/FNMA/FREDDIE and it appears Auction.com and others as well as I did a search and recognize many of the properties. 

A Pink or lime green house in the middle.See Journeys End subdivision in Glenwood, Iowa. 

My question is can the landlord be only responsible for one visit to paint where ever the tenant want rather than the second trip.I forgot to mention that within that 8 years i found out that the tenant painted their bedrooms orange, pink and blue.