I have two top contenders that I am seriously considering for rental properties and would appreciate your input as this will be my first investment property.First a little background on my strategy.  

However; here we don't have to contend with hurricanes, and winters. 

The forms for this don't exist, I'm sure, as you also have Dodd-Frank to contend with, so you need an attorney. 

I also heard the full spectrum of opinions; it's easier to negotiate down than up, while others contend that setting my price below the market will stimulate a bidding frenzy. 

Housing advocates and lawyers for borrowers contend that the private equity firms and hedge funds are too quick to push homes into foreclosure and are even less helpful than the banks had been in negotiating loan modifications with borrowers.

It looks like 3 buildings could be finished fairly quickly to get the rent rolls started. then work on the rest.I am still researching why the last company failed to finish it and if there are any issues to contend with.

That is a reality of certain parts of Louisville people have to contend with. 3) Took a look at your link, and I didn't see any quad plexes, maybe I'm going blind or dumb (maybe both).

@Alex CraigI've stayed out of that forum...only replied to you here because it's outside of that one (not going to try to contend with an entire 10-page forum chain, especially when most of the posters have never even worked with Maverick to actually know what they are talking about).Trust me, there is more to the story.

Jay I agree it IS becoming a major issue to contend with.

These retailers contend that their fully operational, often thriving businesses should be assessed the same as vacant buildings or “dark stores