This was a block of land my Father in law purchased 50 years ago, built the apartments on some of the land and had plans for developing the rest until health issues got in the way.

It was good for several reasons, it got me up close to houses that I had an interest in to see the basic condition, it gave me a sense of the neighborhood and each block.

I have several houses that have infinity cash on cash returns, meaning that on my original cash, I paid cash to buy the house, fixed it up, did a cash-out refinance on the property and got all of my money back, and make cash flow.

I have noticed several 4 unit condo buildings listed on the MLS that are identical to 5 to 10 neighboring buildings.

There are several investors doing multi family deals in the group.

There are several ghost chaser shows on discovery or history or those channels. 

Having several hours to think about this in my half-awake/half-asleep state...I'm ready to reply.I'd like to say upfront that nothing I'll say is meant to be insulting, but more as a critique and to provide feedback from my years of working directly for and directly with Property Managers.

I have a client that has a great credit score and several assets looking to buy a duplex.

While working full-time jobs we were able to demolish the dilapidated house, a garage, several sheds, and clear and clean our 1.3-acre parcel.

During screening of tenants, the applicants start claiming they have several service dogs.