Some of the ads you see are people looking for an invisible roommate at that price and they will never fill.

I can invision myself starting in 1 year - I already have va strategy in place to stockpile $18K in the next 12 months, thus having substantial start up money I presume.

Lastly, skips, evictions, property damage, financial judgments, etc. mean little to cash based tenants because such events are almost invisible to future landlords.A few years ago I did a study on length of tenant stays in 4-plexes.

You can think of Invisible Payments as an example.What are your thoughts?

Assuming you don’t have it under contract yet, and aren’t comfortable sharing the address on the open forum, PM me and I will give you a background of the property and the issues you may have in doing what you’re invisioning.

See the invisible!!!!!

How does one find an invisible non-existent septic tank?

The more you talk to people in the neighborhood and hand out your business cards, leave your fliers on doors, and place signs in visible locations, the more business you will have, and if you are consistent your business will be.

I don't think they're ever opened, so they probably become invisible.

Look for something that you would like to live in or invision how it would look after you repaired it (if necessary).