So in some turn-around deals where you control all the pieces, like firing staff or raising rents, you can pay cap rates as low as 0%.

Thanks @Joshua Dorkin and the BP staff you are awesome.I would love to see an updated does and don't article on Seller Financing or if one exists maybe some one could point me in that directions.

For those with a lot of experience in hand, how would you know if your tenant is growing weed or doing meth lab in your rental properties?

Except, and not to generalize but, catch a meth lab and see what happens to equity position and recuperation time.

There office staff was quick to answer all concerns and there clean up crew that comes when job was finished was fantastic.

The nice thing about presenting a builder a list of items is they usually have the staff on hand to easily correct problems, so fixing things probably doesn't cost as much as a normal seller who needs to bring someone in.

These days, I'm a little bit more strapped for time with my business so I'll occasionally make the general meeting (or send someone from our staff in my place) but I usually switch off between the Chester County subgroup, the Montgomery County subgroup, and sometimes the Delco subgroup.

The arcticle below talks about how the government and private investors are going to start reasearch labs in the mills.

RareBird has three meetings a month all on Monday evenings at the lucky lab in Multnomah Village.

I do not have a licensed broker on staff, but I do have a buddy working at ReMax and he said I could use that as my broker and be within the law.