@Eric Telese you should find a local supply house for windows and doors.

Hurricane Florence caused slight damage to my property and decimated the supply of homes in the area.

The one in our rental isn't used in the coldest weather, we've supplied a space heater for those coldest days.The one in our personal residence froze up last year, the rep said it was because the filter wasn't being cleaned often enough.

If you have no real estate experience and no "VALUE" to bring to the table you do it the old fashion way.

@Michael Tucker You may want to connect with some of the mobile home supply stores in the area.

Is it possible to practice the BRRRR in some fashion after acquiring a multifamily turnkey property by fiancing 80% turning around and refinancing tlo pull out the money and buy another property?

And while I'm sure there's a point where there could be more supply than demand, those hotels about to be built are literally banking on there being enough to demand to supply their hundreds of rooms.  

That being said if you think that they’ll rack up more fines then they have in a SD then I would just continue to supply the bags and try to find new tenants. 

I think supply is finally catching up to demand, and going to affect the artificial market we have had. just today I got an appraisal back that was extremely low. there have been other instances of appraisals coming in low on other properties as well. makes you wonder if its the market, or the banks and appraisers in bed with one another.this will be interesting to watch.

So I believe I have a potential access to go supplies of homes to wholesale because of how many towns i visit due to work, and the areas where i work always tends to be an up and coming area with new apartments complexes or residential developments.