PM me and I'll see if I can dig up what she signed.

As long as you're running your numbers properly and they make sense any investment can be good.I believe typically with condos they're usually in an HOA so you'll really want to dig into all the different rules the HOA has when it comes to renting.

Do some digging on the HUD site.I focus on BRRRR-type properties, i.e. value-add opportunities where I can stabilize the property and pull most or all of my capital out within a year or so.

what took me a year and 50k in the 90s we put together as I stated in a few hours.. with Property Radar and the information at your finger tips is just incredible.. when we get stuck with title issues etc  at that point we send to customer service at our title company for deep digs into title. ( which is were the money is made) and if needed Lexus Nexus for skip trace.. 

I'll definitely dig in deeper on that to have a better idea of what we'd be getting into.

It could be a good one, but I would encourage you to dig deep into the numbers of the deal itself and do your homework on how it is structured. 

That's the market that I'm currently digging into and trying to pull something together, with all of the development that's happening from the city in that area there's a lot of attention there. 

Often an address that can be used to dig up assessor records, etc.

Generally speaking, if the gross rents of a property are 1% of the purchase price, it will usually cash flow at least a little and is worth digging deeper into the numbers (Cap rate, Cash-on-Cash, etc...).

If we dig into your numbers:Vacancy is low.