That way you can have the benefit or either raising the rent on the larger unit or moving the tenant out yourself and then bumping strait to market rate.

An attorney friend of my shared the information with because of the owner's dire need for cash to pay off debt of $270k, and increasing.

My husbands uncle ( 70 years old) has a home he owes about $50,000 on.. current mortgage is $650.. he also has some credit card debt to the tune of $10,000.. with his social security he barely gets by and counts every penny.Here where the real estate investment part comes in...bare with meThe home is in dire need of rehabbing.. but he has no money to do the repairs.. in the current state the house might fetch $110,000.. comps in the area for moderate upgrades sell for $185,000-$210,00..He considered selling cheap to get out and buying a condo.. but he would still be cash poor.. he figures what he could sell the house for would pay off the credit card debt, and give him some money down on a condo..

I feel like most of these units are in dire need of basic updating which I feel comfortable with.

I believe he is not asking much because the property is in dire conditions therefore there aren't that many interested parties.Given that the sale price is low I can't really do a term longer than 2 to 3 years.

Hello everyone,I am in dire need of some guidance.  

I don’t need immediate cash as I will not be buying anytime soon and I am not in dire need to make a profit either, but I also doubt I’ll ever come back to Indiana to live in it.

I love pain, watching other people hurt or in dire situations.

I’m in dire need of any help or advice at this point 😩.

Treat your crews with respect and be strait forward and honest with them.