I found myself in a similar position during college.

I personally would lean more towards Shawnee if I was in your position because it seems like the upside potential in that market is higher.

Depending on the neighbors,  i think that'd be the easiest and best option,  to protect yourself, and keep a positive relationship.. if you go there and tell them you're tearing it down b/c it's legally yours, well you or may not be right.  

Hi all,So I have an off market deal in my 16801 market that I want to go in on as a buy and hold due to the ability to make it cash flow positive way higher than it currently is, hopefully on day 1 but at the worst within the 1st month.

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If the homes underwater and you want to acquire the home in a equitable position, a short sale is the way to go.If it makes sense to acquire the home subject-to then that would be something to consider.

I would recommend you move forward and take action with a very small flip, such as a cheap house that just needs some paint and carpet. 

@Bryce Liggins I would be happy to talk with you and figure out your goals alongside actions steps to help you reach them.

@ Peter Torres, that's one awesome position to be in, best of luck to you.

I came across a house that is abandoned, what is the best plan of action if I want to buy it.Any information will help.