So yeah, screeching brakes.

Braking and entering is different than established residency.

I slammed on the brakes and asked buyers agent to reach out to sellers agent and request mold testing which we had initially decided not to, but when said tenant kept singing this song, I was like, wait a minute, nope, lets figure out whats going on here before I bite more than I can chew. 

Once out, the owner says there is great value because now we can go after market rents.

I was actively searching for multi-family buildings while I was still out in New Jersey, but eventually stomped the brakes when we decided to move. 

(Also have to credit another BP connection - used mysolo 401k guys for the ROBS setup and they were great)So after a few hiccups and having to put the brakes on the deal for 2 mos during summer 2017. 

Why would they want to buy a high-tech car, pay for fuel, oil changes, tires, brakes, etc. just to save the slim cut that goes to the driver?

We focus mostly on aftermarket distressed properties and there are several hundred in the Phoenix area.

From changing oil and brakes, to painting, to landscaping...you name it.

-You could also obtain this same info using 'aftermarket' subscription or pay per lead services like list source and many others, I believe.