I can't help it, nor am I sure I want to.As far as the $1000 bucks per bedroom - wow!

Might save a few bucks to boot.

Cons: long closing period (risk losing the deal), highest upfront cost for services required by lender.True Cash: Pros: lowest cost; Quickest/easiest close process; no maturity date.

That general inspection can save your earnest money deposit should you need to back out.I have only seen the option in Texas .. its how they do things in that state..  100 dollars for an option you walk for any reason you lose the 100 bucks. 

They do an in-house appraisal that costs 200 bucks and takes 3-5 business days to get.

CA  NM AZ FL there are millions of these parcelswhat happens is someone buys them.. then realizes there is zero market for them  lets them go to tax sales  A land Geek student buys them for couple hundred bucks and trys to sell them to the next buy for 1000 to 2k usually on terms and some really hammer the Chinese buyers on these especially high desert CA.. 

cant remember their name but I bet you can google them.. in those days it was 600 to 700 bucks problem solved.. you have a tenant at sufferance.. 

If you want something that you can pull most of your money out and still cash flow a couple hundred bucks, that looks good.

My definition matures as I mature.

There are a number of mature investors and out of state investment companies that are driving up property values, but as such, rental prices aren’t keeping up with property prices.