I visited Cleveland years back, and to me the east side of the city was older, higher cap rates, and lower price per unit, but harder to manage.

Purchase price: $79,900 Cash invested: $26,000 Sale price: $142,000 With the help of an investor and contractor, we purchased a condo at Intercoastal Village in Little River, South Carolina that needed a ton of work.

Less competition can lead to better pricing.

Purchase price: $700,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Sale price: $849,995 Contributors: Jess Haas Remodeled, condoized & sold the existing Victorian duplex to breka even while making a large profit on construction a new DADU / SFH w/ rooftop deck in the backyard.

I'm wondering if anyone has had any luck negotiating bulk orders of flooring at a discounted price.

Purchase price: $75,250 Cash invested: $30,000 Purchased via rooftsock, simple transaction What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Even as we get efficient and effective buying solo, getting it to our advantage with price reductions and concessions used to be very tough but should get easier with the new (about time) rules of buyers being responsible for getting their own agent paid.  

I know the prices are high there but as long as rental prices are high too, that's ok with me. 

Pick a price and see if you get any hits.

But maybe because I have PriceLabs control the pricing.