My thought was to allow a discount of $x/month as long as the tenant has insurance, with rent minus x being the true rent I want.

Today I will post some pictures of house two and three I got a new phone about six months ago and have no pictures of house one.House two: This is after putting a roof, two weeks after purchaseHouse three:This is the main bathroom on the main floorThis is the main kitchen This is the kitchen in the basement ( sorry its a bad picture) Two weeks after buying the house, The contractor took the old plywood of to replace it and found this (don't know if it works yet)As far as how I got here...

However, they're sometimes weary of an investor just looking to hang their license for the discount and will ask upfront that you commit a certain amount of hours a week (that's up to your local hiring team).As an associate agent you wouldn't be taking the transactions across the finish line yourself, including your own, but you WOULD save more money as Redfin gives a big discount to their associate agents for their personal transactions above and beyond normal customers get, but there is a limit (~2 a year I believe).I LOVE LOVE LOVE Redfin, but from my experience it's not a place to just hang a license - they'll be wanting to hire and train someone who be at least part-time. 

You'll never find it unless you know what "it" is.What most people do is to define either trying to buy equity at a discount or cash flow at a discount. 

I think the auction process like Williams & Williams, Auction.com etc has been a way for banks to try to get their properties the most exposure and on the open market instead of dumping blocks of them to investors for a large discount.

If you purchased a house at a steep enough discount, then you could just resell it without doing any work to it for a profit. 

Tough to find houses, even distressed, that can be purchased at a deep enough discount to fix and flip for a decent profit and then the value of the properties have been rising so fast that it's tough to imagine the rate being sustainable to justify an appreciation play.

Even for a 6,000 sq ft building it is low.The question I would be asking is if the tenant is willing to fund repairs but how much are you discounting the rent from market in return??

Most are just baseless claims like my kid has asthma because of mildew in the bathroom that I haven't cleaned since I moved in.

Tuscan may be dated but distressed can be timeless.Anything done well and in good taste might be able to stand the test of time...lots of vintage bathrooms are prized by their new owners. i do agree vessle sinks might be the shag carpet, and pebble shower floors but I like them