Nope,It's an investment property that will be knocked down to build 7 units.If I managed to get the adjoining property, it could be minimum 12 units...

I have 3 places in Rutland, but would love to do some work in your neck of the woods.I'd start knocking on the actual doors of local banks.  

I think that look is pretty nice.I look at it this way. as market conditions for fix and flip got tough the next thing you know rehabbers needed to put slab granite and under mount and stainless as standard in starter houses so buyers would buy there instead of the other homes that did not have those items.. especially at that price point it knocked their socks off.Now I have 3 of the Turn Key guys I fund that do this.. they put in all new cabinets slab granite full tile in the bathrooms.. same type of flooring.. ( like all landlords Minimum carpet when ever possible.) 

I said a good one, alot of people try to get into RE using this idea, while not to knock them for trying, but there numbers are often way off.

If you do have a rental, you'll have potential tenants knocking down your door especially if you have a property that's big enough for a family.  

I am talking to homeowners looking to do my first deal though and knock on wood I should have a property under contract soon.

OTH, I'm considering selling a property and I may only do so by carrying the note, folks like me are rather rare if you think door knocking or mailers will find us, it's a tax issue, I don't want the money at settlement, but I'm not doing it at 100% either. :)

The sweetness of low cost goes away quickly when the IRS comes knocking.

Knocked it out of the park it looks like, congratulations @Sean Rooks!

That's not going to happen if you walk into their office and tell them your closing on a sale tomorrow.Once you reach a point where your financing is locked in and contingencies cleared, you should request the PM to send a letter of introduction for the new Owner/PM to any occupied units so they are not taken by surprise when someone new comes knocking on their door.