I know this is a diamond in the rough, and Im glad to hear other people would agree.

Possible Diamond in The RoughAs a new investor still learning, I set out every day checking out possible properties.

No treasures just trash.No Bearer bondsNo stacks and stacks of cashNo coin collectionsNo stamp collectionsNo diamonds or goldNo rare Persian rugsNo collector cars

I spend my day analyzing dozens of long term buy and hold multi-family rental properties available on the MLS, and although I have found several diamonds in the rough, I have began to see that deals are rather scarce.

Shenandoah is good, Diamond is better but more $$....They won't be as cheap as IKEA, but they will be well made.

sounds like a diamond in the rough to me. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $8,500

Cash invested: $35,000

Purchased this as a foreclosure. Rehabbed and now a long-term rental.

What ...

They often only focus on what is in their inventory to sell.The buyers broker looks across their whole network to try and (dig up the diamonds) to purchase. 

Looking to get a refi for 30 years with a lower than 4% rate.Type of property: Single family homeLocation of property: Diamond Bar, CAPurpose of financing: Refinance, lower monthly costs and overall long term costType of financing sought: Open to different options as long as it lowers their monthly payment and long term costsCurrent or prior ownership of real estate: Currently 1 SFH as primary; their business owns several commercial real estate assetsOccupancy: primary homeValue of property at present: $1.8 MilDown payment or equity: $900K equitySource of down payment funds, if applicable: own fundsIncome Source: They run a highly cash-based business and they've issued W2 for themselves for the purpose of their previous loan. 

Find the diamond in the rough that others are avoiding and see if there is a way for you to solve the problem no one else is willing to take the risk on.