I still like to leverage all of my properties...paying 100% cash comes with the opportunity cost of missing out on good deals while you are trying to building cash. 

The pre-moveout inspection is an opportunity for the landlord to list any items (beyond normal wear and tear, ie holes in the wall, stained carpeting, broken blinds, missing or cracked switch plate covers, etc.) that must be repaired or cleaned prior to move out.

This is my first Subject To opportunity: ARV 220k+ , would sell as is for 180k .

The city has been in perpetual fiscal emergency since almost its inception.

I had no money saved and an opportunity to purchase a house on land that had been in my wife’s family for more than 5 generations.

A bad first experience can turn you off to investing and cause you to miss out on one of the greatest wealth building opportunities in the world. 

They would review the opportunity and have the final decision.

Opportunity Zones are all the rage in Silicon Valley because of the massive tax breaks.Do you think Opportunity Zones will benefit residents of low-income communities?

I see a possible opportunity to build some equity, but this is my first rehab.

This relocation will be sometime in 2020 I understand, but it was just reported in the local news last week.Even though the companies aren't moving that far and many employees will likely want to stay in their current residences, I'd like to take the opportunity to communicate with both companies and their employees about buying primary residences and rental investments near their new work locations.