I would hate to buy a new property and can have it sitting empty because so many people are out of work, unless I go with sec. 8 tenants.

A 32 unit with everyone signing--hard to believe.SJW type (sitting in his moms basement) thinking he's clever making up a FAKE STORY to try to encourage this to happen for his own reasons--Highly Probable.Do owners of larger apartments walk around like New-bees not knowing what to do, and post openly to twitter for help?

If this weren't disrupting those plans and it wasn't a problem to just sit back and collect rent for a few more months, then sure, I'd just do that.

Properties will sit around a bit longer driving the prices down.

While researching homes we can potentially flip there (we might go for 3 years, or 6 months lol military) I found a single family home that is listed as 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom (but there are 3 rooms upstairs) and it definitely can do with some basic updates.This home is in the New Bern area of NC (I originally thought we were going to a different base so I know that's a little far from Jacksonville) but it sits on 8 acres of property.

I don’t recall if veer is.

Too many renters want M2M and then they move out at the worst possible time and I sit on a vacancy.

Hello everyone, As I sit here reading a stack of REI books and real estate salesmanship books I realized how often I read lines in my books like this, *please note I’m paraphrasing these may not be exact quotes  “I do this because I love it” and “If you’re not passionate it, it will end up feeling like a job” “I have to try and not talk about it with my wife” “It’s the last thing I’m thinking about when I fall asleep” ”REI is my favorite hobby” and so forth..Wow I think to myself, that’s some passion!! 

For the question property, if it is an outlier sitting much below market vacancy you typically have a management issue that would be resolved when you take over. 

I will be calling tomorrow and likely sitting on hold for a few hours.