Basically you have to put in a blind offer.

I mean the mls is basically monopoly.

This could result in the tenant/buyer suing the seller, especially if she can't or doesn't return the option money.My basic rule of thumb is that if a seller is in financial distress, do whatever you can to get the deed (low cash offer, Sub2, Sub2 with equity payment via a seller carry-back 2nd mortgage).

It's over 100 years old but looks to be in decent shape and rentable basically as is.

Residential Assisted Living (RAL) is taking off NOW.Self-Storage has and continues to grow, a side effect of more people renting multifamily rather than buying homes.Multifamily value-add continues to soar due to demand also by millenials and empty-nesters seeking less work on the house and more flexibility to spend money on travel and exeriences rather than stuff that chains them down. for us RE "investors" it's the ticket to syndication, scalability and leverage.New multifamily buildings with modern concepts with mixed-use living (offices/co-working spaces, fooderies, mixed age and walking distance living with innovative rentable electric scooters, bikes, car chargers, and light rails) all in one beautifully assembled arrangement is what attracts 12000!

At its most basic, a bitcoin is virtual currency.

I personally find the entire concept of a HOA extremely offensive.

Basically, the gist of it is, once it's listed, the agent will always be a part of the transaction in some way.

@Will Barnard it was a rehab flipper he was located out of state he sent a contractor over to check out the repairs but the foundation work was 10,000 dollars over my estimate basically the same with the first deal also @Victor Roberts that is alot of post man !

Some basic strategies I know of are wholesaling, sandwich, and mobile home contracts.Also, what are good Exit strategies for young investors?