I remember coming from one of my apt buildings once in Columbus Ohio had like 5k or so in pocket and I was walking back to my car and saw a group of dudes not that far away eyeing my up like I was fresh meat.

Education comes with a price .I once had a residential customer tell me " If you give me a good price you will get every house on the street" I looked him straight in the eye and said If I get EVERY house on this street because of you I will do your job for Free .............LAST .

This is something I would have to pay year after year and would have probably torpedeod the deal in my eyes (this was a short sale and I going back to the bank for a big reduction for this would have been difficult at best)Looking at the property, the map made no sense to me, since my neighbors property behind me was about 5 feet lower than this property.

I always talk to the neighbors regarding what I'm doing, so they might keep an eye on the property as most appreciate the upgrade.

It is not that he is my friend, he is a business associate, but I am not someone who just jumped off the porch, I stated he was a respected investor because thats what he is, not because I have stars in my eyes and believe anything anyone says.

Keep an eye on the market, and maybe chat up folks who've been through this doc-to-owner journey.

Just keep an eye on the dates of the sale, and make sure you are using actual sales numbers, as apposed to zestimates.I found I was pretty accurate this way prior to getting MLS access.

Keep your eye on the prize and never give up!

I run a small local lawn care company - and $200 a month for the property that you described in my eyes is a rip off.

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