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@Angela DeBorja @Upen Patel @Ola Dantis I can be found plotting how to get rich at apartment complexes and bars pretty much anywhere within the DC area. ;)@Russell Brazil Yes, I had assumed as much -- unfortunately I cannot offer better terms.

@Bar Mandalevy I have to respectfully disagree with John Anderson.

If you want to sign Far Bar as is contracts with a 60 day closing and then agree to do a 45 day extension addendum while you are waiting on probate, then you could be aggressive that way, but I would just let it go, and remind them weekly you are interested.  

I have studied brokerage behind two top brokers in the industry since entering and am currently partnered with one.Before brokerage, I worked for two unique gentlemen in Los Angeles who own bars, restaurants, hotels, movie/tv production groups and promoting groups.

I'm working as a server at the Bar Louie in Stapleton but, if my activity on this website didn't already tell you, that's not where I want my career to stay.  

Been a while since i played, but there is a lot of business done during and after a round of golf at the bar ( 19th hole ), do you have to learn to play and go play Golf, NO, but it also wouldn't hurt.

If anyone arrives i am at the bar.

(barring the deposits and pet rent comparison)@mike I wouldn't think written notice is necessary for not allowing pet damage

Other things to look for in either scenario, but potentially even more so for flipping, are things like the walkability of the area (can people walk to things like bars, restaurants, coffee, school, is it very hilly or is it a pleasant stroll), ratio of owner/occupants to renters in the area (people like to buy where everyone else buys, not in high rental areas), street noise (people like to have easy access to the highway, not be underneath it), etc.Of course, while internet research is hugely beneficial, a great way to know if a property is a good bet is to visit it and tour the town yourself.