We are local, so we try to accommodate requests to see our units, but realistically, with vacancy so low, it's hard to do showings.

There's potentially a domino effect in the event of an unforeseen major expense exceeding my reserves (mainly thinking in terms of natural disasters) affecting my whole portfolio.  

We are negotiating for a mobile home, he listed it at 40k, but when we offered that, he then negotiates for 42k.

As lenders, we are biased toward leverage for many of the reasons already mentioned. 

Yes, I attended a local REIA event and I am now apart of Facebook groups to grow my different avenues of learning about how to get started with wholesaling and other niches 

On the other hand, we are 90 minutes from Chicago, which is nice if you have the big city itch on Saturday night.

Happy to share more of what we are seeing. 

We are getting 250 grand against our multifamily.

And I hope to be ready to buy within 9 months (we are moving from LA)  Hey Eric, Sounds like you have a solid goal and are putting the pieces into place.

We are paying $500 a month  for a property manager but it's been two months or more and the house is still not ready for rental.When a house/ property is vacant what is the normal negotiation for most property managers?