It might be a value-add for prospective tenants to know there is a mechanism in place to leave early.

I'm a big believer, I think, this is a great move for Louisville.

I came here looking for answers as well.

Thanks allIf it was for a fix and flip I would say do it but for a BRRR it would depend on whether you think you are adding that much value - as whether you are borrowing from a LOC or getting a loan for a new purchase - you are still borrowing money.

Let me know if you need more information or a referral link for skip tracing.

Thank You   Everyone for your input                                                                                 

I have been working on numbers and building a road map for such a project. 

have you searched on here for this yet? 

Get the inspection report and check comparable properties quickly for condition and then go to the seller with your proposed reductions and be able to point out condition-comparable properties in keeping with your proposed price reduction.

2) Claim they've never heard from the contractor.3) Claim contractor rude to them or assaulted them.4) Ask for a different contractorContractors will also play similar games.SMS Groups probably the best.