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Purchase price: $82,000 Cash invested: $1,000 Sale price: $132,000 Off market (direct mail) purchase then Wholetail

Purchase price: $525,000 Sale price: $575,000 Stevens Pass Wholetail #2 - off market pickup (wholesaler) then close & wholetail

Full-service property managers" or Turnkey providers aren't really a thing in Columbus because if you want a deal that makes sense you need to source it yourself off-market to add value and provide it to clients.

I'm not in the Jacksonville market but let me know if there is anything I can do to help you out along the way. 

What are the closest markets where it is still legal?

In my case, a home I am looking for is above market rate, and their justification is that is should be valued like a commercial property with past revenue and net accounted for. 

Love Monmouth County - we manage properties in this area, it's a very strong market.

And, residents need employment; otherwise, units are full but some can't pay.In many markets, there's a pretty large jump from C to D class...and in most markets, D class takes very hands on, local management.

The office market may be nearing a turning point.