Think wealth building, not cash flow in this instance will result in a good opportunity.  

I know of a few instances.

@Peter Jin it depends on a million different factors other than the CoC.For instance, a 10% return on a turn key A grade property might be solid, while a 10% return on a C or D grade might be a nightmare. 

Regarding rising and falling, similar that most major real estate websites/magazines provide this information.

I didn't take it as pissing on my post, but I do hear you, though, as I have seen a few instances of this.

Hard money loans, for instance, might be an option, but make sure to factor in interest rates and timelines.Exit Strategy Uncertainty: You might not be able to sell as quickly as you planned, or for the price you had in mind.Tip: Have a backup exit strategy, such as renting the property short-term until the market improves.If you’re looking for advice on financing your next project, I’d be happy to help with that or answer any other questions you might have!

really depends on the state.. for instance OHIO is one of the safest the judge wont confirm the sale unless everything except irs is taken care of.. you just need to know if its a first or second.NV is another pretty easy one at least Vegas. where the sales are handle downtown there is a title company right there and they run title on everything that is going and offer a hand out to any bidders just ask for it..

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In SF, these are called capital improvement passthroughs and I believe in some instances 100% of costs can be passed through by a rent increase.

Not every person is like this, but this is where you also need to get a good read on people to understand - as I started with, its not black and white but its gray in most instances.