Looks more to me like either bad advice or not listening to good advise wrt developer. passion aboItbteal estate does not ewual develIoer skill.

The properties that have their yards in bad shape and the houses look like they need work are usually the ones you should stay away from. 

May cost you $100 to have him walk a potential property to quote rehab, but you'll get over $100 worth of knowledge looking at the estimate, even if it makes the property a bad deal.

I don't think you should feel bad about denying them if you cannot follow your normal screening process to completion, but I'd give it a try at least and try to think creatively about how to get comfortable with them. 

That doesn't sound like a bad quote, only way to know is get 2-3 more, make sure they are "equal" scopes, and choose.

Pros: monthly cash flow, a vacancy won’t hurt as bad, increase in rent across all units results in a notable increase in cash flow. 

Don’t get locked into a contract with a bad management company.

(Lawrence, Lowell, Haverhill area) I've spoken with locals who say crime really isn't that bad, its like anywhere else - there are better parts and worst parts of town.

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