Looking to hear of any successful “out of the box” ways that investors have convinced an owner to sell. I’m obviously thinking of any owner who didn’t willing have their property listed for sale or have a plan to sell...

The only spotty issue for me so far has been accounting, which is starting to be a common theme per others on the other USREEB thread. 

She also stressed  the importance of getting a sofa bed to increase the number of occupants so you can charge more.As for furniture, I would also recommend looking on Craigslist and garage sales for more unique and higher quality furniture than what you would get at IKEA...Good luck!

For example, the exterior is brick and I wouldn’t change it because it’s a common theme in the neighborhood. 

The unique layout allows one to view Row By Row.Sort of a  A 30,000 ft View of whats on the table for this neighborhood .It is a minimal look to simply demonstrate numbers  - Cash , Repairs, ARV and Rent returns if property is held. 

Miami is a unique market with its own set of challenges in real estate, but there also has to be some advantages that investors here can take advantage of.

What unique information do you look for?

Hello BP,I have a unique situation and not sure how to construct an agreement and would like some advise.I do investing in Los Angeles, my brother has a house in Long Beach that was a really bad purchase from the beginning, long story short he asked me if I can help him fix it and ultimate flip it.

What unique information do you look for?

Or, are each and every individual deal so unique that they can't be compared?