I am meeting with a gentleman this week that has offered to sell his portfolio of 28 single family houses for $100,000 down and pay off in 15 years for $3.5 mIllIon.

I’ll psrtner when I’m older and want to go bigger deals. 

It was the last non-student rental on the street, and was being sold by an older couple downsizing. 

I submitted my quote to redo the floor bc I explained to them I can’t just take up one piece due to the floor being older and a new piece wouldn’t match color wise.

Offers were accepted within 12 hours in both cases.You can also find some older listings that are getting a bit "stale" at around 100+ days.

Whereas a well would provide access to an underground fresh water source.Many older rural homes would have a cistern for non-consumable water needs such as toilets, washing machine and outdoor faucets. 

That there was a more seasoned investor (my grandpa) watching my back, and it was money he could afford to lose.

For the purpose of my project, I am looking to borrow $70k to purchase the property, fully fund the rehab ($12.5k) with personal cash, rent it out and cash-out refinance 75% LTV (ARV of $115k) after the 6 month seasoning period.

I'm really looking for something with multiple units, i.e. dueplex, quadplex, etc but it looks like the supply is mostly older single family homes. 

Quality (A is remodeled like new, B is a clean older house with some updates, C is a dated house but not bad, D is dated and needs work, E isn’t even worth caring about… D actually isn’t even worth noting)3.