I think so......I think if you found a brownstone seller willing to sell at a nice discount that allows an investor/rehabber to make a good profit, and you locked that seller up AND could find more sellers like that with a little hiustle, I'd bet that the major players would be looking to take YOU out to lunch and try to ensure they're the 1st person you call when you come across hot deals like that.Change your perspective about having to sweat and wine/dine these guys.  

Trash was almost a foot deep everywhere, it REEKED of pet urine, rotting food, several full litter boxes, and a dining room literally covered in some sort of... feces... 

The "stuff" left behind is comprised of personal belongings: furniture, clothes, books, a whole closet full when we have yet to look into and the range (appliances were theirs).They did take the light fixtures - except the ugly chandelier in the dining area - so I need to go back in the daylight to make an inventory ;-)We have been making visits to the unit on a semi-regular basis: we replaced windows, fixed the toilet, changed backup batteries in the smoke detectors, etc. - so I do get the picture.

Did you know that special needs housing, where you rent out rooms separately but with shared kitchen and dining space, can (if you set it up correctly) provide greater income than renting to one household?

You have to send letters, go talk to the owners, call them and put your neck out there.I'm speaking from knowledge I've gained from the book so take my advice with a grain of salt.Also there was just a post on here where a girl did a letter campaign and got a stunning amount of responses.

Home is what I call double master bedroom big open living dining kitchen area.

Set the dining room table with a feast of fried chicken, watermelon, and a big glass pitcher of brightly-colored Kool Aid?

305 SE 32nd St , Cape Coral , FL 33904 - 15 minutes and one bridge to river located around the corner from San Carlos Basin . 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom pool home with 2 car garage This home is one of a kind. balcony out of master bed room over looking pool, Formal living room, dining room, and incredible family room with high vaulted ceilings, fireplace and wet bar.

I was thinking that it would make sense to furnish the common areas (kitchen, living room, dining area), and perhaps even hiring out a quarterly maid-service for the common rooms.Initial Questions:-Has anyone in Denver performed this strategy?

I updated to a 3/3 and opened the kitchen/dining area.