We often find that tenants have not entered in maintenance concerns, didn't change filters, and even moved in pets.

I have been watching a lot of Jamel Gibbs-just trying to build that courage to move forward. 

You're only competing with the large corporate investors, such as Invitation or AH4R, in major metros, as opposed to smaller markets like Asheville.

It will definitely help tighten up my criteria.Here's what I'm thinking now in terms of criteria:* Term: 6 - 12 months* Annualized rate: 14% (this capital is competing with other income investments such as mREITs, BDCs and covered call funds.

I moved here from Florida after seeing the projected growth.

It’s got great bones and potential but I’m just at a loss as to how to move forward. 

The type of property you choose—whether it's a project you can rehab or a ready-to-move-in option—will also influence the type of financing you'll need.

If you win your lawsuit (it helps if you have before they moved in pics and then these after ones), then they are supposed to appeal or pay you. 

What is your opinion of this approach and is there anything I should keep in mind before moving forward?

Also I'd look a bit outside the center, closer to the beach, like Porto Rafti.Let me know if you move forward with this, I'd love to help out in any way that I can, even as a translator. :)