Two months ago, a guy names Wang Ruiqing sent a connection request when I posted a message about how to deal with a headache investment property. He wanted to connect via WhatsApp and promises to purchase the rental h...

The flip side of the coin is the deals that are too good to be true (because they are).

I've also spoke to folks about building townhomes and selling or demo/rebuilding luxury spec homes in highly sought after areas in town.Also been interested in multi family, Grant Cardine style, buy well add value, hold/sell, etc.At this point have a decent amount of coin and potential partner but have confused myself on a strategy and what to pursue.One day I like the idea of cash flowing, sometimes I like exit strategies that development projects have.

this is what I coin as failed landlord or burnt out landlord syndrome.. and its usually caused by the local tenants..

unless you have VERY deep pockets lets look at how this plays out.now I am going to write out devils advocate here and I am in no way saying this is you I am showing you the other side of the coin so you can look at it objectively. 1. you knocking on doors of someone in financial distress and unless you have been there or have dealt with a ton of owners facing foreclosure you don't really know how hard this is on people on lives on families on children.  2. your not saving their credit their credit is already trashed if there is a notice of sale. 

@Michael Le - it was Andrew Carnegie who coined that phrase.  

I would appreciate a referral for a property management company in the Richmond Heights area of St. Louis?  12 unit building.  Thanks

Is there a coin operated laundry?

The property also has a coin op in the basement (separate gas/electric meter).

I spoke to two different Ticor Title Co. in the So.