On one of my earliest deals, when I asked the seller’s broker this question, they said, “They plan on taking the money and moving to Greece for retirement.”

It is inexpensive.If a neighbour is interested the likely hood is that they are not a seasoned investor and you can probably get a higher price than going to market to sell.

Do regular inspections, quarterly, and have a neighbour keep an eye on the place.  

Hey everyone,I'm fuming at the moment and need some suggestions.I own a condo which I plan to lease out either short or long term.  I found the perfect tenant, A++, privately.  As we filled out the paperwork for the l...

Almost all of them had never heard of it and after explaining what wholesaling was, some referred it to "concurrent closings" and mentioned they don't do it and others flat out said they don't do it because it looks bad on their system if they ever get audited.My question is: Do I move on to a neighbouring city where I can find an investor-friendly title company?

She realized this as the neighbours installed a different door and she says they did it because they say my door was a diffrent color.

We need big changes or we'll end up like Greece and Spain.

If I had been on Biggerpockets then, I would have been told not to buy it, because it didn't immediately meet the 1% rule and wasn't in a favorable rental market apparently and CA was synomous with Greece at the time, but I knew the rents were below market, we were near the bottom of the cycle in SoCal, and I was able to cash flow with plenty of room for cap reserves from day 1 because I could tie up financing at 3.625% and long term there was no threat of development for many miles for my product.I have since bought another triplex that had been only partly rehabbed and poorly managed.  

It is located in the town of Greece, off of stone road. 

I'm asking a price right in the range of neighbouring units of same size and amenities.The buying agent in the transaction is also the agent taking care of showings and listings.