I have found a home that is going to foreclosure because the owner is deceased.  

I would love to know how those of you who have invested in multi units in the twin cities have hit your Cash on Cash ROI & cash flow goals, given that the properties I've found on the MLS have multiple offers and seem to be flying off the market at or above asking price.  

I first found Bigger Pockets back in, sheesh, must have been '09 maybe?

Stuff just got real.First thing I did was insured it.Then I hunted and found someone to do the title work.

Right now with this deal I'm in for a 5-10% equity share, I found the deal, am having my commercial realtor write up the offer, and am bringing the management company.

I just found out that (her children's father) relocated to Las Vegas and he doesn't pay child support.

I have found out that 35% of Airbnb listings are not the owners of the properties.

I found one that I like and had good pricing it was going to be about $75 sq/ft (this includes garage - which won't count for sales comps) about $160k for about $90 sq/ft which include everything from plans & permits to appliances and landscaping.

I have written extensively in my BP blog on one such company that I have made numerous investments in:Have I Found the Holy Grail of Passive Real Estate Investing?

Luckily we found this one off-market deal that we were able to work out.