I also schedule about 4-6 people per showing because inevitably one will be a no show, 2 will want something different, and 1-2 will be ready to sign a lease on the spot. 

Kinda looking in the Plainfield area, but really having a hard time spotting "the deal". 

It's in  a good spot on a busy, mixed use street and would be ideal for a number of business rentals: office space for small business, tax accountancy, artist studio, real estate office, small co-working community, coin laundry.

So something to consider is looking for a private lender who is willing to spot you the cash on short notice for a much more reasonable rate.

If you didn't reveal the asking price until they came to look at the property, maybe there was some back and forth negotiations on the spot; at most you may have been presented with an Option to Purchase Agreement in lieu of a P&SA.

You have been holding the #1 spot.

Hi BP, need a spot of advice for a bathroom reno in a duplex.

I told them I wasn't sure if that was allowed and they said "there's a spot that says for purchase and repairs."

Check out this article from February of this year:http://www.urbancincy.com/2015/02/pleasant-ridge-n...Once people realize how pricey Oakley and Hyde park is, they'll try to find the next best spot.

Hello,I have been browsing Craigslist for potential wholesale leads and want to know how to spot other wholesalers there.