Just sprinkle it on the carpets.The internet has many sites with instructions on how to use it.It odorless and non-toxic, as opposed to the chemical stuff.I've used it to great effect.Good Luck!

As stated above I might check up on their internet presence and see if they show up at all.

Broadly, I am looking to acquire off market small multi family for value add/C+ neighborhoods that cash flows with some equity growth, as a hopeful side order. 

By broad category, it seems like responses are focused on residential real estate vs. commercial, industrial, or land.

There were other shady attempts in LV to hold onto homes large and small after the bubble involving shady and fraudulent Notaries.So run the notary's name in the internet and against the Review Journal site to see if anything "odd" pops up.Good Luck!

Internet research can only show you so much, getting on the ground puts everything into context.

Broad-market index buying takes the least amount of knowledge and offers the least amount of control IMO. 

I also think some of the mid west States are set to soar, before anyone beats me down, I will say it is a fragmented market for example in Detroit, it depends what/where you buy on a micro level.So my broad question is will 2020 bring on a BUYERS MARKET?    

So much so, that they sell them in grocery stores for a reasonable amount.If the overall condition of the stove is acceptable and just the burners are faulty, perhaps you could find the model number of the stove and look up on the internet and see if the they are (EASILY) replaceable.If so, ask the owner if he would be willing to pay for them.I don't know if yours are replaceable or not, or if doing so is SAFE for a non-repairman, but you should look into that too.Here is how American stove burners get replaced.Good Luck!

The problem with people picking a market; it’s to broad.