They could sell the first position note (which would be at an attractive rate) and hold the 2nd (which would be as close to negative as I can get it) but even then running 19 buildings for a few grand a month seems pointless when there's easier money here. 

However, the sell price is looking attractive.

Much more demand in summer, but there is still a chance in winter due to the mountain, and tourists coming to ski/snowboard.

In other words, attracting that out-of-state money is consistent with a common theme in regional success. 

I've learned a well-rehabbed unit will attract interest from many types.Many middle-class renters are deathly afraid of any and every low-income neighborhood. 

At 63 years old, I don't see building a "downline" with KW to be a meaningful attraction. 

The idea of creating a note with seller financing to reach more buyers is attractive to a lot of investors.

Being a landlord in nyc, sf and tons of other rent control cities is a pretty attractive gig.You can argue it doesn't achieve its stated goals very well.

Needs some work, dated bathroom, very plain)   I am hoping my new LVP wood flooring, high definition laminate counter tops, new vanities, fresh paint, and more attractive exterior bring me higher rent.We are currently rehabbing with the help of a skilled worker from a big contracting company taking us on as a side job.  

Is it located near a city, town, or natural attractions?