Obviously, if its stressful, unnerving, whatever, then sell.This doesn't seem to be your investing strategy so you don't have to scale up. 

Seems like a good value add type item if it's scaring other buyers off, leading you to get a better deal on it.

It seems this market is ideal for cash flow, as rents seem to easily cover mortgage, taxes, and more with plenty left over for profit.

Occasionally they seem to have some success and pick up 5-10 properties.

Buying a fixer seems unreasonable given I have a day job. 

It seems to me we are back to pre-pandemic levels. 

Read Trepp-Wise it has a lot of stories on foreclosure, it seems the highest risk is in office.

Seems like he is only running convenience side of business. 

.- Maintenance: They offer minor maintenance in-house, with the markup fee applying to expenses over $300.Do these terms seem reasonable to you?

Also, we have more and more people working in Asheville while living in Waynesville, which seems to make it a better equity play than Maggie as well (i.e., for resale, you can hope to have owner occupant buyers as well).