The businesses became unprofitable and burdensome, and I was able to capitalize by taking them of their hands at a discount.

@Kate Gagnonwelcome to the site, BP has a tremendous amount of information to help youI'm a local investor in the New Hampshire and i would be more then happy to help you out with any questions you havewe have network meeting at Nashua on the 3rd Wed of the month and it great place to meet with others real estate investor and we have numbers of deals done after people meet in our group, you can find more at Real Estate Events and Happenings Look forward to seeing you around!

If you're more of a risk taker, invested in a flooded home and purchase it as a discount to repair it back together, rent it then sale it later when the value has gone up and people don't assume we flood like this all the time.

How quickly you discount a lead as unmotivated can be a huge factor in your success.

You can have two B properties in terms of condition but depending on where they are will make the price vary tremendously and rents will vary accordingly as well.

I would then offer a unique service to potential buyers/sellers (that no one else offers) that is a tremendous value. 

A team of 100 or so players (plus coaches, trainers, management) isn't really going to cause the tremendous impact that everyone is hoping for.

I just got a quote and it seemed crazy high so I am trying to figure out if I am missing something or if I should cut it down tremendously.

The seller is offering a discount if we assume the current loan versus getting new financing. 

I prefer to not touch them, as I think there is extra liability from renting out non conforming units and they have limited exit strategies, but if I did buy one I not only wouldn't pay extra for the non-conforming additions, but I'd also want a bigger discount such that converting to original and flipping as a single family was a profitable exit, thus restoring this as one of my exit strategy.