We sometimes forget some of the easiest strategies are right under our noses all along.

I refuse to blame anyone but myself but man these investors have you out looking and offering then you go as far as locking one up and poof nothing they just stick their nose up :oops:

The problem is that so many mortgage payments reset at the same time that too many properties came on the market all at once and prices took a nose-dive.Do you remember when the bottom started to fall out of housing prices?

In both of the condos that I looked at that had these renter restrictions, surprisingly neither was doing a good job of enforcing their own rules and there were underground rental units right under their noses.

But, unless and until you actually take action, on your own, without anyone standing behind you and pushing you along or wiping your nose - it will all be a waste of time, money and energy.The amount of information on this site alone is worth 5-10 years of hard knock training.

Hi Mike, Long time no see...hope all is well up there in the N.

Many people stuck their noses up even though we made the inside and exteriors of these beautiful.  

The market never really nose dives and doesn't follow the state or national trends.

My guess is it'll be a similar situation for you in ND.Stay tuned into the podcasts and reading, keep your nose to the grindstone and you'll do well.

If they even dare to tell you they did some stupid formula like X amount of dollars/square ft, bish slap him/her 3 times call him "Shirley" and bish slap him 3 more times.5) Ask him if an agent walked the place5a) If yes ask him/her for the comps5b) if no, see 4b)6) Run the numbers again, 7) ask him how many deals they have wholesaled and if they can give you the reference of the buyer (this may be tricky)The reasoning behind this is, if the previous buyer is a repeat customer, good thoughts!