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I live in Broward the first thing i would do is search the Broward County Property Appraiser below link and at-least find out who owns it You could call them see if its listed or if there looking to sell http://www.bcpa.net/RecAddr.asp

@Dylan O'Connell you could hire a realtor to help with your search but if you're searching on the regular real estate websites, just filter them to only include multi-family.

So, you need to be paying extra on your two loans so the outstanding balance on your loans is always below the outstanding balance on the buyer's loan. 

Wholesalers always start HIGH and sell way below that... 

HELP: not sure if it’s a waste of time, or should I focus on condos, what other numbers should I consider when looking at potential deals (I check PITI to be lower or equal the rent), what I need to know about the market I’m in?

The index everyone tracks is 20% down, loan amount below $453k, sfr, owner occ, 0.5 to 1 point, FICO>740.

Two examples, if you make money please send me a commission :)1) There are many old factories/industrial properties in rural America these days that you can pick up for way below the cost of rebuilding them.

Property is on the market for 145k.. currently renting for 1600 which will cover the mortgage if I chose to go that route... my intentions is to acquire it below the asking of 145k, rehab it to force appreciation because they ARV would be in the 200-225k range, so that I can cash out refinance to acquire another property.