When I think about Wholesaling it seems like a good opportunity on the front end (more possible supply with people moving out of state) but it hurts the back end if there isn't new demand coming into the state to purchase these homes (which makes it tougher for potential all cash buyers)

Johnoson Crutchfield Personally I feel your playing with fire on these high interest loans and would recommend they get paid off.

So I keep the playing field “level”.

I know location will play a big part on % of occupancy but I’d like to hear people’s experiences with condotels if anyone has any or know someone that does.

What was interesting is he's in the same niche but he's playing different markets...and it wasn't just the local economy,  but local conditions like aggressive taxing authorities taking a bite out of what is healthy revenues.  

Does anyone know if they have a co- insurance clause (link below for definition if needed), or does this only come into play if insured below market value (rather than below replacement cost)?

If she wants to play she has to calculate how many carbs she will use, to make sure she has enough so that her blood sugar doesn't drop to low.

I'll be playing around with the County website to try to find the MF codes as you have suggested.

Most reputable turnkey providers have more demand for their product then they have supply.

Luis, as you know everything is a pain in the *** in PR, and the government has their hand out at every turn. i think some of the issues are that rents are not that high, and finding qualified people are difficult right now, especially when people are not working. it sucks, but its the facts.unfortunately the properties don't appreciate well down there, so you would be buying for a long term cash flow play.