Hi BP, I recently walked away from a deal because a seller home was unpermitted to be a multi family ( he also had tenants who were paying $1,150 which they broke their lease ,because of numerous reasons at owners fault) I have a buyer willing to buy but seller doesn't want to drop price any further to what the buyer will be comfortable with, should I continue to see if a buyer would be willing to buy it unpermitted at agreed upon price or move on to the next deal ( owner and tenant both called the police on each other, it was a show) it is a good neighborhood with waterfront homes.

There are numerous properties like this, it just takes time to find the right balance of purchasing in an older complex (lower cost) that's well maintained.

I've looked at these areas numerous times.

I currently have a great night time position that allows me to have numerous time on my hand to take up investing.

There were also numerous box-springs, mattresses, etc in the house.  

After the market dropped out I started building technology companies and have been doing so ever since.As of recent I have been building a geospatial search engine which aims to simplify working with numerous geospatial data sets (i.e. zoning, overlays, parcel outlines, etc.).

I don't get naked for everyone....but it's part of his job...he needs access to my ummm errr "property".Seriously, I have been thinking that maybe I should have two lockboxes....one for the stage when I am having numerous people in and out...and a second once the rehab starts and I begin to have materials/appliances/etc delivered to the property. 

@Michelle Elsaid Thanks for the invite!  

Love the invite I'll be sure to reach out to you!

Originally posted by @Bac Nguyen:Also, you need to have an entity (LLC, S-Corps) for tax write off. ...Wow, some misinformation in that paragraph that hasn't been pointed out by the numerous intervening posts - so be careful when taking advice from Internet posts ;)  Where are the accountant and CPA BP members when such non-sense gets posted?