A lot of the STRs won't cash flow, so the owners don't put any money into them whatsoever and right now if they've owned them for 10+ years are trying to cash out while prices are high.

But there were a lot of hoops to jump through and it felt like pulling teeth at times. 

Reighi have been with them for 2 years nowDo not use them i am here to give you reasons why they will try to rebuttal and state a bunch of false things but these are the real facts of the program1 They say no cash to close that is a lie out of 5000 deals they do maybe 1 will be no cash to close but they market it for no cash to close. which i think should not be allowed but they do allow it2 you will need a $3000.00 "deposit" this is not a real thing you will be paying them 3k you will not get 3k back if you wish for a refund it is not eligible for a refund at all so kiss that good bye3 referring back to number 1 when they so no cash to close they are actually saying an average of about 20k cash to close. you can find one of the best deals in the world and you will still pay 20k at closing 4 when you do close on a house u are refunded 2350 out of the initial down payment because 650 is paid for the inspectors but that is already after you paid 20k to close so your pretty in the red5 if you dont like there practices and how they operate then they will in fact tell you to pound sand and just deal with itso please read this before you use them dont be a retard like me and lose 3k for nothing they are truly bad people and they lie straight through there teeth i though the negative reviews were a load of crap and here i am wishing i listened to them

The only places I don't see fourplexes being built is where they are building 100+ unit complexes.Anecdotally, when I drive around Brownsville I can't find any construction whatsoever.

A power of attorney only allows you to do things on behalf of the rightful owner, does not give him title to the property whatsoever. 

does it truly need no work whatsoever?  

I was unfamiliar with the 2% rule so I did a little research and I felt like this article had some teeth to it.  

That duplex is where we "cut our teeth" as the saying goes.

They are going to have to find a way to put some teeth in it because many of the landlords who will be impacted live out of state.

@Brandon G.Is it just me or do these guys have the tendency to point out ever thing that can go wrong without ever offering any direct answers or alternative solutions whatsoever?