Our property has been on the market for 25 days now, and NONE of prospective tenants mentioned this to the PM???

At the end of March I will have sent letters to probate prospects for six months.

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The numbers you present tell me you are buying to hold and are willing to accept a lower Cash return now for the prospect of future appreciation, current tax benefits and letting your tenants pay down your mortgage.

Prospective buyers will think something's wrong because its been on the market so long.

We've been looking for about a week now and have found a number of good prospects.

This helps me feel better about the value I’m buying and possible prospects for price recovery, but is just one indicator.

I am concerned about these prospective tenants, since in their history there is:-bankruptcy-walked away from a lease when they went bankrupt-they have NOT paid their April rent yet, and today is April 9th!

., owner paid heat) and let the prospective buyers do their own analysis.

If you limit possible buyers to ones who will rent it back to you, you're cutting your pool of prospective buyers by 99%.