I rent and work in LA and like most folks here, am tired of paying rent but the market is high here, to say the least.

It is totally paid off, in great condition, but he is tired of managing it and offered for me to buy it from him for very cheap, no money down at 3%.

Got tired of waiting and started investing some of my opportunity fund/dry powder into some specific stocks as they meet my price targets.  

It sounds to me like your a tired landlord.

The more people know me, the more inventory I create for myself.Perhaps, I'll model off of Marty G one day although I get tired just thinking about how his mind operates:)

Trying to find a ballpark figure on the cost to move it to see if this is even worth doing, could be $75,000 to move it. 8- Was a 76 year old tired landlord.

Also, accounting for leasing and management costs ensures that your properties will still cash flow even after you're tired of managing them and decide to outsource management.Best of luck!

I get it, it's rude, but they basically have the house sold and it looks like you are kicking the tires.

I can imagine that many people get tired of this after a certain period of time.

Tenant has a flat tire and is locked out of their VR.