Homeowners will need to use an equity/uniformity argument. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/commodities/home-pr...

I'm good at this sort of work and have had great success "slow motion flipping" primary residences.  

I'm gonna need some help :)90 days seems like a daunting time frame to get this goal in motion, but gotta start somewhere.

(because water bill balances cant be filed in failure to pay rent motions)3. all tenants get mailed documents after 5 days if rent not paid, allowing rent notice filing on the 19th.4. month to month leases. terminated instantly as a result of forcing rent court filings.

One creative thing I do is I use remote motion sensor switch so the electrical work is quite minimum.

People do crazy things, you can't underwite that away.Consider that your qualification process needs to be uniformed, applied equally to all applicants.

Keep this in mind:  "The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is a collection of laws and regulations meant to harmonize the laws of sales and regulations across the U.S.

He was doing a lease option with the prior tenant at $112k and had it fall through after it was already in motion. 

I'm in Chicago and if they say the Chicago market grew by 8% in 2020, I assure you that is not a uniform number and real people experienced variable growth.If you're a long term investor and buying a deal makes sense, it makes sense.

Buy a property a year, and within 5-10 years the snowball is in motion.