To have a prayer you’re going to have to 1) really appeal to the seller, 2) make sure your offer is higher than all the others, by a good margin.

The appeals process can become brutal and expensive, and an injunction is easy to file.

The exterior needs maintenance such as replacing (terribly) peeling paint, fixing cracks in driveway, replacing a dented garage door, and some minor landscape work to give it more curb appeal.

While this is appealing, I'd prefer to hire a manager to run the property.

Can anyone give me an example of the rule in numbers....I need visual.....thank youIs the rule use for purchasing your own rental properties or would it also be for resaleing the property to someone else..Please help..Thanks A Millions!

That house even has good curb appeal.--66.228.105.173 Form letter sent to church, got calls 30 minutes later and they looked seriously at taking.Churches, contactsGood morning.

Certain features in a house that provide good FS are also just plain appealing to the eye, such as rounded corners in a house (who doesn't like that?)

Michael Lauther, Typical deal, Decent rental area with some home ownersRetail prices $60-90KMac daddy rehab $100-120KInvestor can be all in after rehab $50K (New Kitchen, new Bath, full cosmetic rehab)Rents: Market $1,000/mo Section 8 $1100 - 1300/moInsurance $600-750Taxes some areas very high $3K, but should be able to appeal to $1800~I have friends renting very nice houses for $1300 in an area with $600 a year in taxes.

Per the Michigan Court of Appeals, Quoting Stock Building Supply LLC v.

Challenge tax assessments aggressively as you buy properties, there are consultants that can execute the entire appeals process for you.