if you make the first offer u lose. if you have to make the first offer doa wicked low number that makes you both vomit like 20k and start from there . dont start at 40k

Also u still need to screen them even though its only one month.

Several weeks ago I came across a 4 plex (all units are 1BR/1Bath) in what I consider a highly desirable area adjacent to the U of Cincinnati (Ludlow Gaslight).

On top of that, Minneapolis is undergoing a major surge in rental growth and the city is starting to crack down on out of town (absentee) landlords by threatening more frequent inspections.http://www.startribune.com/local/minneapolis/260623841.htmlMinneapolis is a great place for rental income right now with avg rent at $1000/month but if you're thinking around the $130k range for duplexes any where near the U and are under the impression that they are at or above avg or livable condition I fear you're being a bit mislead.

This is an old thread so I hope u guys get this.

Kudos,MaryMary, Seems another post of yours in this same thread actually contradicts this quoted post of yours, when you mention that blocks of N 59th Street closer to St Joseph's U are better than C class ... so knowing the block DOES actually matter ...

Just becasue u can rent today doesnt mean u'll always be able.

My best tactic is to pay my U/D attorneys $100 to have the 3 Day Notice over their letterhead.

Joe is right, attempting to advertis a house u don't have equitable interest in OR own OR if you don't have a license, u may be in for the REI police looking at you in your area, such as they do here.

Awesome I hope u get the property!