Just NYC, check the historical transaction histories on the Empire State Building, Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village, and 666 Park Ave where the President’s son-in-law fell down the rabbit hole.

The other day I did an inspection of a vintage 10 unit condominium in Riverside Illinois and the condominium president was complaining that about the banging of the steam pipes and the need for her to keep her windows open due to excessive heat generation by the cast-iron radiators.

> Tax Lien $45K -- I presume this will be settled upon close of escrow of his P-Residence, but will verify  > No Car Loans  > He has a couple credit cards that have zero balance, no issues since 2012According to them, they fell victim to the housing market crash and had 2 investment properties go upside down and could not find renters.

It is even far less likely now with the way they have behaved since President Xi changed the dynamics of their government going back to 2012.

We don't want to see people in the Superdome again, Governor and President (who have been adversarial) both know this is not how to treat that 13%.

I immediateley went to my bank where fraud investigation is being pursued, filed charges with the Harrison County Sheriff's department (property is in Hancock I live in Harrison), the Attorney General's office and the Internet Fraud.gov center, plus my friend called the president of the local REA and he is also looking into the matter.

She owns a brokerage here in Fort Lauderdale, alongside the president of the Fort Lauderdale Board of Realtors.

I forwarded your question to our Broker Owner/President who oversees our Property Management and here is his response:"First part of your question about how much their income is and what their credit score is, yes you should absolutely find out.

@Craig O'Boyle is the president of the company and recently appeared on one of the BiggerPockets podcasts as an expert on this topic. 

Another good news from a marketing standpoint: our Craigslist ads for rent to own are not being flagged anymore and we're starting to get tenant-buyer leads. we figured out a proprietary technique (which unfortunately, I cannot share here because of the time we spent in figuring it out).2) Acquisition, Offers, Leads and RenovationThe President of Acquisitions of my Chicago real estate operations, @Elpidio Quiballo suggested that I train our team on how to do follow up.