There aren't any terrible locations anywhere here.

Doesn't seem like a terrible buy to me.

Like @Paul Hitchings mentioned, you can cut down your list and maintain your current marketing budget... everything else Paul said was terrible advice...JOKING!!!

The house is being sold from probate and it's in terrible shape.

Which was terrible, in and of itself.

In Wilmington, the typical property in a blue collar neighborhood will get around an %6-7 cap-rate with an average price around $90-120K.The only city I've heard terrible things about is Winston-Salem.

The buy and holds are terrible around here from a cash flow perspective and you are relying on appreciation, which I see to be flat over the next few years.

Its a terrible situation!

She is on a fixed income, lives in a terrible neighborhood in another state and has no family nearby.We have recently found a small triplex that has one unit that would fit her perfectly, and COULD cash flow, depending on how we view the following issue.In order to acquire the down payment, I am planning to borrow against my 401k.

I am having terrible luck in finding someone who works on coin-operated laundry machines.Thanks in advance.