No offense intended, but the carpeting looked cheap, kitchen looked like it was given the bare minimum, rooms appeared small, and the staging and photographs didn’t compliment the house well.

Its barely worth anything as land and even then, its a tiny town with no growth.

The problem with Hartford, besides the crime in certain areas, is the rents have barely increased in 15 years yet the taxes have skyrocketed.

At the end of the day, what is needed is a payoff from the 1st or at least the balance as a bare minimum, whether the note holder will deal with you or not.

Ive been looking at commercial multifamily (5-15) units and it seems the majority of them barely or just best the 1% rule.

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I still own the property under owner financing from the previous seller and between the payment to him and taxes+insurance I barely break even at what the building would rent for.  

Does anyone have experience purchashing properties owned by LSF-9 Master Participation Trust ?

People get greedy, over price, due to it being a sellers market, then have to drop the price to what the market will bare. 

Similarly, your Roth IRA could not be rolled into a Solo 401(k), and you would need to be employed by your wife - receiving compensation from her business - in order to participate in her business's 401(k) plan.