Walmart is selling these TASCO cameras for $28 in Sports and outdoors.Here is a photo taken two years ago of a break in that triggered a connection with the owner of the property and due process notification of their unpaid tax liens.Break In

Fix that thing up and sell to the next first-timer out of state investor ;)  

He mentioned having a second mortgage on the house (orig. purchased in 2014) and credit card debt and that’s why he needs to sell even though he says he really doesn’t want to.

The other problem is low ball quotes but once you hire the team they up-sell with more expense that they didnt understand was needed. 

An owner will sell off market for convenience some times, but it is mostly because there is a problem that needs to be solved prior to it being market ready that they cannot afford to or do not know how to solve. 

If you can't sell that property for 20-40%+ more than you bought it for, then it's a bad deal.

Do tenants then care if they and their belongings are safer so you can charge a premium?

Hold it a few years, collect the booking revenue and then sell based on the value with increased bookings.

  - if you're buying and selling in California, just know that the California Franchise Tax Board scrutinizes 1031 exchanges more than any other agency in the US, even more than the IRS. 

Certainly.So, I pose this: if you found an existing manufacturer that wanted to sell.