There are good opportunities, but they are very geographically sensitive.

That makes it much easier for me-I'm chemically sensitive, and would have to buy no-voc paint ($$$) instead of regular, because I will be in it for another month or two.

Fantastic metric #1, the demographic of townhome renters is most often a person on path to home ownership or in flux (divorce) and thus credit conscious, and sensitive.

I would recommend anyone selling real estate to have proper representation as aspects of the process can be time-sensitive and/or contentious.If you insist on selling your condo on your own I would keep these things in mind:Determine the condo’s actual market value.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property.

Generally when I get pre-quals in sensitive situations I call on on the LO/Lender and inquire as to how much work went into prequalifying the buyer.  

Both are similar in that they target first time, low-income, less FICO sensitive applicants.  

@Doug Haisten your VA should probably not be handling sensitive info i.e. social security numbers and bank account info.

But if you want to revisit your investment capital and realize any decent return then belly up and hire someone who you enter into a time sensitive and binding "WRITTEN CONTRACT" with.

Below Average Schools, no Downtown, and yes the rents look nice now but I would guess thats its population is highly sensitive to the economy.