So it was very a rare gem!

We had so many people interested that we are working on setting up a small glamping site for our vintage campers.

I know people who have bought solid deals from there... not many... but every once in a while you may find a gem on there.

But I'm always on the look out for those hidden gems, properties that scare regular buyers but that I get excited about.

What's the best way to find small hidden gems?

This is so common to find, the other day I was driving across a neighborhood and a gem house (very well maintained from outside, clean, nice landscaping) was located in the mix of highly neglected ones.

Turns out John hadn't actually wrapped up all lose ends on that front, and was legally not how he presented in terms of gender even though he was legally John, he had down payment funds in a "pre-John" vintage bank account. 

I look at in place rents for that box size versus what market is currently doing and heading.Older vintage leases some had weak rental increases or increases every 5 years.

Thanks @Mike D'Arrigo for dropping so many gems in that lil paragraph!

My number (below) tells you that I'm early/mid 2010s vintage, for example.