A professional property manager will eliminate these hassles by proactively handling tenants’ requests or complaints, including after-hours emergencies, solving maintenance issues, and preventing any HOA violations.Labor and parts are expensive.

Norristown should in theory be a good buy (major transit hub, easy access to major highways, etc.) but I suspect they have a lot of governmental issues that prevent it from gentrifying.

After looking into some patterns from the previous financial crisis, I’ve honed in on a source of wholesale leads that have a 41% likelihood of defaulting within the next 6-12 months.In this post, I’ll go into how to farm these wholesale properties from publicly available information.COVID-19 impact on foreclosuresSince April of this year, there are several factors have created an effective dam preventing foreclosure sales: Federal and local stimulus packagesTemporary increases in unemployment benefitsCancelled foreclosure auctionsIn the following graph, you’ll see the steep drop off in foreclosure notices since April.

That would be deflation, which is the main thing the Federal Reserve has committed their considerable resources to preventing.

If you want to keep your other assets protected, you'll need to have your bookkeeping and operations in such a way that prevents a good lawyer from piercing the "corporate veil" and claiming that it's all the same, you.

Many of them have stipulations and overlays that prevent people from taking advantage of them (because they want legit families not people gaming systems).

It is assumed by the state that any rental larger than a 1 bedroom will fall into this category at some point because of the anti-discrimination laws that prevent landlords from refusing a family because they have a child.

A triplex I went to see last month has star-bolts through the face of it to prevent more structural issues, and the back of the property is MISSING... just sold for $100k.

They will have specific procedures on how to close the well to prevent contamination from surface water.

We would be signing a lease and then subletting, which is as far as I can tell ok to do, as long as the lease doesn't have any clauses preventing one from subletting.