Basic training is at Lackland Air Force Base, and there is a graduation nearly every single weekend of the year.

Clearly people are trying to take advantage of a hot market but what’s the best approach to take to let people know that the house is not worth anywhere near what they’re asking and basically should still be priced right where it last sold in April?

Since the now current market value is lower than than what I'm in it for, basically underwater till the market turns or I pay down the note. 

Luxery rentals in exclusive resort areas, where short-term renters typically drive up in a Lamborghini and wearing enough diamonds to blind a person v. 3/2/2 brick on slab in a subdivision rented to a blue-collar Joe. 

this is summer time. basically I'm paying 158 bucks a month to run a water heater.

Here's the data:79 Units - Townhomes, with 24 separate buildings.  60% have been updated with roofs/siding, interior basics.  

Basically if it were me and this property was an excellent deal and has upside potential (which it sounds like it does) I would buy it and finance as much as I could, while making sure it still cash flows.

Best case is that they just upgraded it and plan on leaving it...... if so, get that in writing.......but still be pissed and let them know this will not be tolerated again.So I would want some more info before I freak out too bad....If they are basically blowing you off and ignoring you, then I would move forward with legal action by consulting a lawyer about moving forward with an eviction...and be sure to include the cost of a new stove in the deposit

Hello all, I am starting my real estate investing journey and have capital, some knowledge and a lot of drive.

Basically you meet people, be out there, if you want to be active knock doors, go to meet ups etc..