- My opinion is you should try to negotiate a compromise with the seller and if that does not work out, sue in small claims and hope for a positive outcome.  

I think the person who answers the phone is the owner and maybe he does not have a lot of overhead.If datazapp tells you they can give you the information you want then I am 100% positive they they will deliver.

We pride ourselves in keeping the forums positive, helpful, and focused on real estate (please, no politics, religion, etc.).

I.e. if you pay $1,500 in rent right now, when you are living your own property, you are in a better position as long as you are spending less than $1,500/mo all said and done, so even if you are out of pocket $800/mo, you have better cash flow and building equity than just continuing to rent.All that being said, in many markets, most deals are not cash flowing unless you put a significant amount of money down on the loan.  

Just closed on a first position HELOC.

He's in a great position. 

Lack of experience and availability with finding deals on older homes to be able to buy below retail price and obtain positive cash flow.

Not 1 time has a standard rental poo-decorated a unit, not 1 time have I had dead bodies at a standard rental. 

So, it's been a wild ride as you know, but I'm now feeling positive about it... 

It has positive cash flow of $150/month.