@David Casas hey David, my advice would be to look in a specific area or town and see how long homes sat on the market for before getting under contract.

That’s probably due to the fact that there isn’t much happening between the two AZ cities, yet...As the article points out, Casa Grande is the half way point between the two cities in Arizona and if their populations continue to grow, it could see overflow there.

For me, I really like Mesa, Apache Junction, Coolidge, and Casa Grande.

@David Casas David, thanks for forwarding the link to the auction.

I know the Casa Grande inclusion is a little throwing but I have faith in the growth of that market long-term (the kind of investing I am doing).

Originally posted by Account Closed:And that was supposed to say “smoke on the property...” love me this no edit feature of the app....... and here I thought your rental business was called curmudgeonly comfortable casas ;-)

I was gonna mention the same as @Bill Hampton but also in case you want to set things up ahead of time and not worry about the deal falling through and trying to figure out what to do with the tattoo of your failed relationship (read: an LLC in the name of a building you didn't end up purchasing) you can name them more along the lines of "Property 1, Property 2"...if that sounds as boring to you as it does me you could spice it up with "Casa Alpha LLC, Deux Casa LLC" or something of the sort.

Account ClosedAssuming you're using the TREC residential contract form, I would have added an Exhibit "A" detailing the items (and referencing para. 7(D)(2)) and incorporate the Exhibit into the contract in para. 22 under "Other".  

The Mexican place called Casa Colima.

David Casas on the MLS it’s hard to find deal these days, also I️ 9% for vacancies is very high, I’d say rather 3/4% except if you’re in a class C market like Newark, Plainfield, Irvington, some parts of Hillside, and some parts of Elizabeth, Just my 0.02