Then, add things you have to sweeten the pie (that coin collection in your closet, or whatever).Let your escrow, title or closing agent help you keep the documentation clean and simple.Thank me later

Get you coin together cause we don't wait around for penny counters or mess with lookie loos.

Coin laundry on site?

@DJ Thompson  personally I think this is one of the better coined terms on BP and one of the best things those starting out can do... certinaly beats in most instance's trying to buy some low end rental

I used the term "economic vacancy" on the BP forums before to coin a term for this ...

No treasures just trash.No Bearer bondsNo stacks and stacks of cashNo coin collectionsNo stamp collectionsNo diamonds or goldNo rare Persian rugsNo collector cars

Many years ago I coined the term "pre-probate" for real estate investors to understand that probate is (for the buyer) a title problem.If you are contracting to buy the asset, CA laws provide for a summary probate for a gross estate date of death value under $150K.

So it would depend on your market: are there more people who make 120k a year who don't want to (or can't) buy a house or people who make $9/hr who can't buy a house.Another aspect is the ability to add value to an apartment complex from raising rent, adding coin-op laundry (debatable on the profitability), rental storage, soda/vending machines not to mention the natural appreciation.

I wouldn’t feel comfortable going any longer and it’s a multi so there’s a coin op laundry.

They are probably looking for coins in the sofa to help pay for this.