This probably means the 1st year you are on the phone 8 hours a day 5 days a week calling people and trying to convince them to sell.  

In Ca many loans are done through fractionalization method which is not that common in other states and illegal in some.

Yes, this is very common in probate deals. 

I do not have a landline, but my grandmother who has dementia does, and she’s getting constant phone calls from wholesalers.

Are there any red flags or common mistakes investors should avoid when reaching out?

@John BarryFirst and foremost, Section 8 is a protected class in Massachusetts, so you can not discriminate against any tenant that has it.As for the steps.1. list and show the unit as usual.2. validate all tenants the same way.3. if you go with a section 8 tenant, then they will have paperwork for you to complete/submit.4. section 8 will send out an inspector to check the unit, all common areas, the exterior and the basement (does not matter if they have access to it or not).5.

I can't post phone number/emails in the forum, but you could look him up easily enough if you wanted to.

The common areas "look" like the pictures, but the house could easily use another $80,000 in renovations.

Being above four units, fairly common for the accepted offer needed before showings.

With 40% of homes still selling above asking price, waiting for a “better deal” often means missing out entirely.Financing is also a common issue.