Hitting close to 2% rents generally doesn't happen.I would venture to say a 150k house you are likely hitting 1% for a 3 bed 2 bath in Kennesaw.The difference here in GA versus Cali with the premium areas is rents are 1 to 1.5% of sales price but the barrier to entry is much lower.

Depending on your strategy (long-term hold, versus mid-term or shorter-term to 1031 exchange), you may get some extra juice for a few years.By the way, you live in Collin County, and they tend not to give on values. 

JPMorgan Chase was fined the most by the Commission for its alleged involvement in the cartel, approximately $77 MM, for influencing the Libor benchmark rate.The second banking cartel that was uncovered by the Commission involved an agreement on the price of derivatives versus a manipulation of the Libor.

The tenanthad access to the storage unit for the last four months.What are my legal rights versus the tenant's rights?

@Wayne Brooks and @Jon Holdman What would be the difference in the buyer signing a deed NOW, versus the one he signed at the original closing?

I alluded to CT having some different procedures than other states, this was merely in reference to title transfers done at the local town clerk versus DMV or DOT.

Current Retail value estimate at $90-$100K.What would the be the advantages/disadvantages of this strategy versus a lease purchase?

All of these inspections and items should be coordinated with minimum invasion to the tenants where things are done in blocks to get a lot done at once versus continual annoyances.Also certain intrusions should not be allowed as an owner until a certainty is known that a good chance of closing exists.

I'm curious if you folks have any opinions on using a home equity loan versus a HELCO (versus perhaps another method I have not considered).

I could understand the meaning of targeting the traps versus the lats instead of just "hitting the back."