Kate Hull - Seattle Staging

No sprinklers, high maintenance lawn that unless you higher lawn care company to maintain it will turn to **** real quick, quirky vents and a roof thats on its last leg scream of constant maintenance calls.

@Kate Ziegler, that's great info!

. $450 for a 4 unit is a screaming good deal for bed bugs.

Great advice @Engelo Rumora My deals just originate from being part of the community...in 2018 I've bought properties from fellow REIA members who were downsizing, a bunch from investors who ran screaming from Toledo when the lead paint ordinance was in full-swing, had several just drop in my lap because everyone I shake hands with knows I buy their headache properties.Last time I checked my spreadsheet I was tracking 22 deals in the Toledo market that I was in process of considering...there's always opportunity, its just a matter of chasing down the deals, sorting the chaff from the wheat, and then making something edible at the end!

That would be a screaming deal, I just don't believe it.3) NOO loans from a bank currently require 25-30% down.

Look carefully and pick the place where you want to live.After you settle on a town, then you go out bargain hunting.I never pay full retail price, but if a house has everything I want for my own residence, it doesn't have to be as huge a bargain as it does when I am buying investments.I consider my residence to be an investment, and it will have to make money for me, but I also want to be comfortable while I live there.Around here, the really screaming deals have some sort of issue that makes them less desirable residences.

A 28 unit apartment with great cash flow (according to the owner) in a town that is screaming for rental properties.

This property SCREAMS "DEAL!".

that I can agree with you on, I've went to showings where the whole house was trashed and the tenants were screaming that no one told them there was a showingthat was a definite passkeep looking though, there are definitely some good ones out there