You know . . . those local groups that have guru speakers that BP think is so horrible, that sell training and make the local group money .. .. . a lot of that money is put to work toward advocacy efforts on behalf of the industry.

Sounds horrible.

My 1% of horrible tenants have made me want to sell 100% of all my properties.

Some suggests to get it rented, because IMO 2 months is horrible... even for C/D properties, the right price/incentives make things move.   

I have certainly made some mistakes already according to the book, but hopefully not horribly so.

Clearly the requirements are mutually exclusive.I've been trying to concentrate on 2-4 plexes that aren't too horribly far away.

Not in horrible shape.

Id start with that...its either overpriced or there is some issue that other interested parties have found and decided to pass on.I personally don't like buying flips as investment properties......to many crap jobs, horrible workmanship etc etc....and the number rarely workI would run my numbers and contact the seller....see whats the situation

You are doing something horribly wrong if you have a vacant property anywhere in the Boston metro area.

His name is on neither the old title or the new title and he seems to have lost his mind in an angry horrible way.