I cam across a fellow on the MLS who is selling his entire portfolio.

The property taxes do not affect my purchasers of commercial going NNN with cam reimbursement on strip centers the tenants bare that expense.

He calls it "sex and money".

Clearing a half acre of overgrowth and fallen limbs by myself made me reassess this desire.I won't get into particulars, but we learned that it would have been prudent to check the sex offender registry map prior to buying a fix and flip.

You can discriminate and ask for only a particular sex, only a certain religion, etc.I would personally try to find someone of generally the same background, age, income, and temperament as yourself.

Originally posted by @Cam Harris:Your approach to marketing should be a lot like your approach to wholesaling itself - you have to cut through the noise and get creative. 

Here in CA, i believe there are anti-discrimation laws that state a landlord cannot discrimate on the SOURCE of the income, nor can they refuse households based on the sex of the applicant, or the number of applicants.While i totally understand the first 2 (source of income, as long as legal, and sex of applicants) I dont understand why if you are renting a studio with zero bedrooms, you can't limit the occupancy to say one person.Thoughts?

Here in South Dakota we don't really have a gang land or war zone, which I thought it was a little funny that anyone would check out crime in S.D before getting a hotel :) Not a gang or war zone in South Dakota, but if you look at crime logs and registered sex offender maps, you can get a good idea of which parts of town to stay away from.

Hey Brian Cam,Man.......You sound like me three years ago and beyond.

Well I was going to make an offer tomorrow but now see a sex offender's last known address is in one of the units.