Also the distressed seller is selling for 110k and the prop is valued between 170-200k on multiple sites.

@Justin Boyd just saw the location on this, I'm somewhat familiar with that market, we do quite a few retail deals in CLE and the surrounding areas, I'd be happy to give you an opinion on the site if its helpful.  

Airbnb should have this information as well as other sites via google search

If you want to make a career of investing you get "one on one" training that is comprehensive, like at How I Made Millions Investing In Real Estatehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1146250-how-...that should be in the $15k to $20K range and guarantee you'll buy properties or your money back.Or, if you want to learn basics and "dabble"There is a "community" that runs about $8k to $10K that says they have online videos and other community members to answer your questions.

@Elisha JohnstonCheck out the BP Top 100 Cash Flowing Markets spreadsheet under the "Pick Markets" header on the top of the site. 

It's a lot easier purchasing a site that's ran as a "company" because they have systems in place, they have to, and those can be transferred with staff keeping operations in tact.

I haven't advertised a rental on Craigslist since 2010 and it was full of scammers and other problems back then.It's hard to believe that site ever survived.

I'm sure HUD put a specific line item (503) on the settlement statement to help people commit fraud... wtfhttps://www.hud.gov/sites/documents/1.PDF

I also recommend signing up and paying for a site called rank breeze.

Any insights would be appreciated.https://www.adamssheriff.org/sites/default/files/2018-03/evi...