People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

https://www.whas11.com/article/life/food/louisville-makes-southern-livings-list-of-best-food-cities-for-first-time/417-4d58ee4a-d464-4197-b446-b8225dc60c0eJust another reason to invest in Louisville.

Then they travel to where the jobs are; refineries, power plants, paper mills, food processing facilities, etc. 

The reason mold grows in a home is due to excess moisture and a food source which is typically dust.

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

So take that alternative with a grain of salt. 

Wilfred, wholesaling generally has a very poor reputation and the people who do it are often considered carrion-feeders at the bottom of the food chain by other investors, right down there with slumlords.

@Jon Graves Hey Jon, just a little food for thought.

People don’t sue people that qualify for food stamps.

@Thomas Lundy take all the “sell” advice on BP with a grain of salt...I’ve found that folks here often give the advice to sell.Before you sell, ask yourself if you can find something comparable (in terms of location, roi, potential appreciation, tenant quality, etc) for what you will make on the sale.