The design element is definitely something I'm into, so I'm leaning more towards doing my own.

IE bad tenant etc.but this is far more complex than that.And when you have owners who for a good length of time were receiving rent only to find out their homes were in fact vacant or had squatters in them.. that reeks of a Ponzi type situation.Also when you do your digging .. another critical element is that it appears through Morris or oceanpointe direction the title company used OP address as the return address for code violations etc.. so it was easy for them to sell vacant shells pay rent on them.. then pocket the code violations and the owners who never set foot or would set foot in Indy had no clue anything was wrong..

Since I’m a TX native I had that advantage, but this promotion would put me out of my element. I

Lease options sound almost too good to be true to me so I'm wondering if I'm missing some partial element. I

and click it (notice you get to try this ONLY ONCE :sigh:)Now look at what is being collected - - YOU need to understand WHY each element is important to analyzing property. 

I think the key element is knowledge, make sure you know the ARV, check and doublecheck the sold comps and walk the house yourself.

I would just tell then tenant to look inside of the dishwasher and make sure nothing is against the heating element. I

The in service element is the difference. 

Therefore, you must be aware of that element. I

So, the common element is that each of these properties is in default with their lender?