because taxes, insurance, interest and maintenance on properties are still due and third... mortgage payments are still due after the forbearance period which means those living expenses accrued by the Tenant don’t just evaporate into thin air.

San Diego Homeowner to give you the hot lead on their $650000 property.

No hot water.

I have a really good deal in a hot area in San Diego.The seller is motivated, the home she inherited and it is currently vacant as she lives in another city and the last tenants moved out.

If I focus 80% of my time on the leads that look like they might be promising or hot, I'll get more deals, faster, and grow the business more effectively.

HVAC air filter, fridge water filter, etc).  

I was receiving a daily hot sheet with new MLS deals.

Geography is important, we're in NJ, a hot spot for cases. 

Air conditioners, trees, driveways, it all makes a difference. 

So you have the budget to replace AC, hot water tank if and when they go out and you have the budget to do a light cosmetic upgrade to raise rent rates a bit when you're ready.