If that is true then you are probably at least 50% below market rent prices.

I am in the market for an 8 to 12 unit building for about $600,000
I am pulling closing costs and down payment out of equity of other properties
I'm having a tough time finding deals to cash flow
Because it is truly a...

When answering questions if one really didn't like a tenant and goes to far in explaining issues...like she constantly had different men over, it was noisy and who knows what was going on in that unit...even if true...that could paint the tenant in a negative way (slutty) and come back to haunt someone if the tenant found out and wanted to sue. 

Oh, and what are market rents for a true 4plex (split, up/down). 

I was told the local DMV, is this true?

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I've spent some time there (not much in the past year), and know the landscape changes quickly, of course the same is true in both Philadelphia and Baltimore. 

Isn't it true the owner has to sign on the paperwork for the short sale?

I am just got an accepted offer on my first true flip. 

This is the mantra wholesalers have been preaching for a while....in many states, including Florida, they are finding out this just is not true.