Then I provided them the various options available (Subject To, Owner Financing, Lease Option, MLS, traditional sale on MLS, etc.)I honestly think they chose to go with me because I was honest about my intentions, I gave them a lot of options, and I kept their needs front and center.

LOLIf you are buying for appreciation alone just remember that Detroit was once the center of the universe!

how about communities near bowie town center or westphalia town center? 

Additionally you do not want any outstanding leases commissions owed.Now if this is MTNL ( a retail center) then it can be typical to have security deposits in the lease.

Few comps, tax is 392k but ARV is endless depending what you want to do with the property (Apt, restaurant, church/daycare center,.....). sorry so long but this is my deal and my head is hurting..lol

Few comps, tax is 392k but ARV is endless depending what you want to do with the property (Apt, restaurant, church/daycare center,.....). sorry so long but this is my deal and my head is hurting..lol

Originally posted by @Derek Luttrell:If I were to furnish this new property, it would cost more than just carrying the mortgage until June.It probably won't pencil out, but it might be worth looking at what it would take to rent furniture from somebody like Rent-a-Center, or a local furniture store that offers rentals.  

I researched local childcare centers and sent letters to the owner(s)/director(s) for the centers I was interested in purchasing.

It was also part of the "city center" which had way less restrictions(i.e. favorable setbacks, taller units).

It's a 2 bed/1.5 bath, 904 sq ft center-ish rowhouse, renovated in 2009 but I'm doing some cosmetic improvements right now.