We haven't been in a short sale environment in at least five years, and probably more, on any level outside of some small blighted neighborhood or over speculated concentrated area. if you can earn a living on short sales in this environment, good for you.

You can click on the magnifying glass in the upper corner.

For example, are you for a turnkey or fixer upper, STR or LTR?

If you were doing the level of finishes to flip this property, what's it going to look like after a low-income S8 tenant lives in it for a year or more?

Furnish finders seem to me attack a lot of low level spoiled brats.  

I just missed a deal in Reston for a fixer upper that was well below assessment.

It sounds like you have a decent lead if it's been abandoned for a while and is in some level of disrepair.If you email me one of the owner names and the property address I don't mind pulling some reports for you.  

That may look different next year, but if not, sustainability and morale are more important than a few thousand extra dollars per year.Running a 53 acre ranch in Texas is a WHOLE other level of property management.

A fixer upper would be more likely to get a deal on.Certain areas like Orlando are very saturated and therefore competitive to keep rented at a good price.Research insurance premiums because they have gone through the roof in Florida and other areas.

What about the finish level of renovations depending on the property Class?