The hardest part would be convincing the owner and agent, part of which is offering attractive terms for everyone.If the numbers don't pencil, keep it in mind for the next deal, as there's always another one around the corner.

One rents for $750/month, one for $800/month, and one for $825/month.What I like about them is that you typically attract some older tenants without children.

If your were a wealthy doctor whose money was making 1.5% and you could hook up with someone who could find the property, put the whole deal together and manage the partnership, get the rehab itself done at a big discount, and get it sold to where you make a very pretty profit...that's a pretty attractive offer.But again, this person really has to know what they are doing.

I would have a attractive lease rate for the first year and escalate years 2 and 3 to be at market rate.

Others that are not attracting so much attention, even though they are on the MLS.

Our offers were attractive - all cash, immediate close and no contingencies.

- it's a great feeling to turn a dump into something attractive and valuable for a family to live in.RegardsLarry

So I jumped on my computer, found a property that was good and required little demand from our shrunken wallets, then set up an appointment to see it.

It has gone down, which drives the purchase price down which is good however the type of tenant you attract may be the place of concern.

Hello BPI am thinking about purchasing an investment home in the Orlando area near the Disney attraction.