To this, the two trouble-making unit owners got a letter of their own from their own attorney which basically again cited the condo-by laws without much context, and were factually incorrect as well.

I suppose this might depend a bit upon what market(s) you’re looking at for the potential replacement properties but where I’m located investment properties are very scarce right now and when they do become available there’s many people making multiple offers on them which might make it harder for you to land your deals if the market you are looking in is hot.

They offer their new constructions at a wholesale price( 8-10% built in appreciation) & cash flow from day 1.

Both can set you on a path.If you are interested in being around Disney, @Shawn McCormick can offer guidance in that area.

At 60% occupancy, should be able to cover the mortgage as well. 33kvpd.Solar Rev breakdown - NJ offers the SRECs, which are good for 10 years 85-100 per MW. ~200k Factored in. 36k-90k for car chargers. 150-250k~ energy sold to tenantsIf my assumptions are correct, I should be able flip property in 5 years or refi and do it again in 5 years @ 50/50% at 13.5m equity. rinse repeat.

I've been offered it plenty times in DFW, I've never accepted it.

The initial property was next door so I knew as soon as it became vacant and I had a relationship with the owner, so I made him an offer before it hit the market.

A seller CAN offer $ to pay a buyer's agent...it just can't be shown on the MLS.

Offer $50 or $75 for each showing, possibly with a bonus if you rent to the prospect.

The other day I put an offer on a rental unit and within the day there was 14 offers, and the house went for 18k (12%) above asking price to an all-cash buyer.