The rental market is so hot in adams county and the rest of the metro area that it makes no sense to me to take on that risk.

My SFH rented for $1,200 tenants paying all utilities, the next door building rented for $1,495, but the owner paid heat, hot water, cold water, sewer and trash. 

You just get it that day and move on to the next great deal.The speaker then goes on to explain that there will be a team of 5 millionaire investors at the 3-day seminar & our city "COLUMBUS OHIO" is one of Armando's top 10 hot spots.

Appreciate all the feedback Bill Gulley Appreciate your responses very much, Have questions and comments for each but out of time till later tonight, have a couple potential hot deals have to run and look at. 

wow no way I would have that kind of patience....I am under contract on a banked owned foreclosure and I had the inspection and appraisal done within a week of going under contract...I am closing in exactly 30 days ....and I am in a very hot market and people are very busy this time of year.

Oh also, I live in a really "green" area and having solar hot water and solar PV panels helps my street cred.

West End is "hot to death" (as the young folks say).  

During the appraisal, there a hot water issue found so our realtor out in a request to have it fixed by Fannie Mae. 

@Rod Smith . 

They will be hot on your project and then you have to bug the crap out of them to do anything.