If your reply is that you’re in San Francisco or NYC, suddenly everyone will say yes, obviously this is a good deal.

Of course, you may want to get a real estate attorney involved to make sure the title company writes the proper legal clause to protect you.Guessing that once you ask for this, they will "suddenly" realize they can't do that and the tickets need to be resolved from the seller's side.

And like magic all of a sudden more $ appears, more people have more, do more, and things go round and round more. 

I have been lucky enough to help out some of this forum and now manage for them, while others have (from this forum) taken complete advantage of me by telling me they were hiring me to manage and then for months, as they were in the process of buying, pumped me for info, had me come up and help find them a place, have me recommend decorating ideas and then once the place was closed, cut me off so they didn't have to pay me because they suddenly decided how easy it was.

After I then responded with the specific details and then all of a sudden she remembered.

If you repair the foundation on only select places, don't be surprised if the other sides will suddenly start "working".

. :-)Big fan of using zoning changes to increase the # of units per lot, aswell.We got the floodplain adjusted through FEMA on one land lot, all the sudden 6 units are possible!

It's cheaper out there than in LA, but that doesn't mean there will suddenly be cash flow.

You should raise the rent, not to market rate all of a sudden, maybe somewhere midpoint.

The northpart is almost as dangerous as downtown, but the southern end puts you in expensive homes...then suddenly you are almost to Bancroft again where you have...You have the entire campus of the University of Toledo in 43606.