I will tell you though that one of the banks biggest fears is going under deposit and it not closing, so if they think one offer may have a high likelihood of falling apart, they might be able to justify that it's better to take the definite cash deal now (if the numbers are close).If you want this edge, be sure to make an all around SOLID Offer:- 10% Deposit- Proof of Funds- No Mortgage Contingency- No Inspections- Close before the end of the month.If the offers are very close, with these terms you might have a chance .. but if your $5-10k+ less than the 203k Rehab Loan, they will probably take the rehab loan.Also keep in mind that in most cases the banks do not care if you have inspections, or a mortgage contingency. 

The 2nd a d biggest mistake is that that 2nd Parcel is on the other side of a huge wash or creek.

That would be my biggest hurtle is finding contractors since I am not networked yet.

They are doing a lot of incentives which are good.

A study just showed that Asheville is the 6th biggest airbnb market in the US too. 6) Another good point...That aspect does seem like a lofty goal.

That quick closing can be one of the biggest game changers out there!

@Bob Prisco the biggest issues in this part of the country... taxes.

We all know the incentives to keep this ponzi scheme, of the debt bloated fiat system that is not sustainable, going.

Hello, I'm a mental health counselor in private practice, and my office rent is my biggest expense category across all personal and business expenses. 

The challenge I think he will face going with several 6/3's over a MF is that renting by the room is management-intensive, hard to scale, some areas have occupancy limits, and the biggest challenge which contributes to the scalability is probably that there seems to be extremely limited inventory of 6+/3+'s or even 5/2's with basement apartments for under $500k anywhere in Denver metro (correct me if I'm wrong Craig!).