So they are typically going to want to max that out unless their is a pressing urgency in the family to sell. 

You will be hard pressed to find someone to buy it with cloudy title. 

Call the number in the image below (BiggerPockets wouldn't let me put a phone number in the text so I had to upload an image file).Wait until the Spanish speaker speaks and the English speaker speaks again, then press 2, then 4, then 2, and you should be able to be connected to somebody or sign up for a call back (the latter probably being a better idea this time of year).

He already paid $1000 for a 4-month old Dalmation on the basis that I had told him a few months back that I was planning to begin accepting pets.Anyway, this tenant has been VERY URGENTLY pressing me to let him have it in the apartment, promising to get rid of it if there is any problem.

Hello, I'm in northern MN, and looking into getting into investing, and am looking for some advice.I'm looking at a 4 plex locally with 4 2b 1ba units.Cost is $160k, but I think it's worth closer to $180k.Yearly Rent is $26,760.I would use my heloc for down payment so basically financing the whole thing.Love the locationHas 1 lifer(been there 7 years) the current owner has not raised rent on in a while and I probably wouldn't either.Taxes are $3000Tenants pay electricAverage local income is $35K with average house price is $138,582.Seems like even @ $165k I'd be doing pretty well.I'd self manage, and fix issues, but from what I can see, there are not any pressing CapX's needed.Not sure on cost of heat yet.Any other info needed?

Look and see what tens of thousands of car owners have said about their experience.I am getting 27 mph so beware you'll be hard pressed to get to 30 mph with any mid sized SUV - unless you only drive on uncongested highways.

You would be hard pressed to find anything at the $350K mark.

You will also be very hard pressed to convince an owner who wants to sell to lock in a rental for 5 years without even the possibility of getting a sale out of it at the end.

IMO, what a lot of people miss out on these forums is that while (A) it's great to start investing early but (B) if you're taking anything like engineering, life sciences, finance, accounting in school you will be hard pressed to do justice to your studies while trying to be a full time property manager/holding a job. 

I highly doubt they're going to press you on that...