We love turning massive dumps into nice homes.

I found a property in upstate NY  (I know NY with the rules and regs and massive tenants rights), but it seems like a good deal as most of houses are tenant owned, so very little maintenance, and a manager is already in place. 

I'd hate to charge her $4k but I'm also quite sure if this had been brought to management's attention much earlier we could have avoided this massive clean up.

I already have a massive list to email the deal(s) to.I also email FSBOs every day and door knock (local) or mail (remote) MLS listed homes looking for sub2/lease option deals.

Or did you just take a massive 401k loan?

It is very possible to make 1% a day as a day-trader if you ate disciplined and create a plan as outlined in those sources above.I can also cherry pick investments and numbers to show massive returns whereas you picked overweight tech stocks that were destined for a pull back. 

Obviously you would want the savings to be greater than the price of the program, but there is more than one way you would benefit from having one implemented.They are looked at differently depending on the risk tolerance of the investor/partnership, but it at least gives an alternative option to paying massive deductibles (or self-insuring up to that higher deductible)

During fiscal 2022, we experienced increased costs of materials and labor caused both by supply shortages and inflation.

It sounds like this property has been a massive headache for the current owner, and I see nothing but opportunity.I am stuck at finding how to contact the owner, and begin the direct mail/phone call. 

If the property manager provided such access to the relatives or friend of the deceased, massive liability was potentially created, as heirs could later appear claiming a property interest in something that they said was or indeed was willed to them by the deceased.