If you buy the parts, though, they are very likely to not even warrant their work since they can't be certain what they are starting with, and that will go triple for someone such as yourself who doesn't know diddly about construction and quality materials. 

***Sorry for the triple post***

I have found, as a landlord, I can more than triple my NET income by following this principle.

I love the art of the deal for triple net and also apartment buildings.The best way you can share on Bigger Pockets is to give knowledge freely and people will gravitate toward you by what they read.

Jared-If this is a triple, you are in good shape, sure I think if you could offer $170K for it and this is something they are willing to entertain great!

I am speaking as a triple major and someone who also holds a masters degree.

And if your state allows for triple damages, as someone else mentioned in this thread, then the seller is facing massive losses both of the EM, possible damages and their own legal fees.

By the time the LL wises up, the legal fee is triple or more what the initial cost would have been, and the LL is left with no choice but to pay up.

I can see this blowing up if his rent is tripled and we want him to get rid of his dog, upto now there has been kind of a friendly relationship with him.

property taxes are close to zero ($1mm house might cost $160 USD, but insurance is triple), Best of all, are you ready????