We have several properties in neighborhoods that folks typically ignore due to their location/reputation. 

They saved it up the old fashioned way, through hard work and grit and all that.If the sales price is $100k, a typical "cash buyer" borrowed the money from Uncle Jeremy two weeks ago.

We typically are looking for the non-hood neighborhoods within 30-40 minutes of the city center.

Buying fixers there to keep as rentals typically gives a decent margin.

The person or entity who succeeds John as a representative of the estate will have the title of an Administrator CTA.Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act – SCPA § 1418There are typically three situations when an Administrator C.T.A. can be appointed: First and foremost, the decedent has to have left behind a last will and testament.

We typically see our SFRs renting out in an average of 24 days (unless we are marketing 60+ days from when it will be vacant).

The most common features to this loan type are a 20 year loan, adjustable rate every 5 years, and at about 1 point higher than their Fannie/Freddie counter part.

The property itself is fairly unique with a lot of great features so I am not too concerned (hence why I am acquiring it).

When I'm running through the numbers (I'm running them as though both units are rented out), the cash flow is typically negative or if it is positive, it's less than $100 a door.

The county assessor typically has this information.