I'm expecting a continuation of the current wave of inflation, so locking in low rates is an advantage as far as I'm concerned.

Bordagary finishes his lunch, waves at the staff, and walks out into the bright sunshine.

Will the company wave the diagnostic fee if you have them do the work and buy the parts through them?

While it's not held in NKY (usually held at Madtree Brewery), @Zachary Elliott started a monthly meetup and a few members from NKY area have attended.

I would talk to Zachary Elliott who is doing the Properties & Pints events in Cincinnati and go from there.

Hey Wave,The simple answer is no.

I focus on riding the wave of transitions and have achieved both healthy ROI and rapid appreciation. its the reason I think Philadelphia is a good place to invest.

As long as there is no pressure from the outside (like a wave of forclosures) only a few will sell for a discount.

Currently I am trying to figure out how to make a compelling offer (knowing seller's alternative is to wait for the bidding war to ensue) -considering things like paying all seller closing costs, waving any requests for credits (based on issues that come up in the inspection), but most likely keeping all the contingencies.

The upside to such a great location is tremendous and you're riding a huge wave of temporary nurse positions where the housing is covered.