If you offer them an easy and quick option to unload the house you are doing them a favor.

But that being said, based on how he calculates the numbers, I will unload all of my properties to you @Doug right now.

If there are any investors on Bigger Pockets that are looking to unload a property that fits this criteria, please let me know.Thank you!

So I see some properties listed in the marketplace that are units and older.The COC% is good; but, as I understand it w/ these types of investments you buy for the cash flow and must be careful of your price point b/c if you HAD to unload the property you could take a loss.SFH's you buy for cash flow and appreciation/equity capture; but, 2-4 units are more for cash flow; is that right?

Do you have deals you can't unload?

Bryanna Pavlish I was in the same situation a couple of years back...had been working for lumber yard that paid me well enough but felt like I had hit a dead end and the monotony was almost unbearable...

We use a lot of scrap lumber for blocking and stuff like that.The foundation was in good shape on this home.

Seriously, If you are looking to unload your properties I'd be interested to know more.  

As USRDA unloaded their inventory of foreclosures, the deals could be really sweet at times!

I'm scared of going for an ARV appraisal this soon because I didn't pull permits for the interior work and in this county it may be big negative.I own a townhome that I've been wanting to unload but, currently cashflows so I haven't really done anything with it.Any ideas would be great.