I realize my posts sometimes come across as harsh, and that is not my intent here.  

Its intentional.

My wife and I have had some fix and flip experiences incidentally, but never with that being the true intentions.

It is my intention to convert the existing garage into my business office.There are separate meters for the existing retail/office space and the basement apartment.

if you don't have a buyers list, reputation (or a good starting network) and overall good intentions, then you will be laughed at by most sellers (with common sense and a good attorney) as you should be.

usually mentors who are hired are working for money...mentors that are helping you are well off and have the intention of truely helping you. do not hire....but found someone near you!

I've acquired a number of single family houses and although I have no intention of selling, at some point I may, and it would be helpful to know what impacts value so that I can implement a strategy on whether to ultimately sell as a portfolio or individually.

It was bought with the intent of being a rental property.

Buyer lied and had no intention of actually closing.2.

Why would a seller intentionally limit the types of offers he/she would receive?