You would be able to sell off your position to the new buyer (plus your added value), which you may find to be very difficult; essentially acting as a wholesaler, but with tighter parameters (i.e. a buyer who's willing to do seller financing within the owners boundaries).

On the other hand, what most don't understand is although the LTR may be cash flowing in your eyes - it may not be a positive number to the lenders underwriter depending on what expenses, etc. are shown on schedule E.

I think the planned redevelopment for the Stadium area and Hollins Market will be positive for the neighborhood, but we are still years away.

One of the tenets gave notice to the former owner before the closing and has been missing since.

It is very difficult to achieve positive cash flow long term and ROI is generally low.

These units have to be rented with good ROISorry for short notice, will need a good agent as well.ThxI want to buy and hold 4 Multi units in Phoenix Arizona.

I noticed your current rent of $930 is low for the $1,180 Westchester allows for S8 housing.

@Judy Graff Hey Judy, I noticed you're out here in the Valley.

One of my cards last month sent me a notice that because of my "exceptional credit" (my score stays in the high 7s low 8s depending on what I'm doing) they were increasing my credit line from $22k to $22.9k :D  I don't usually care one way or the other but the others are right - the more line you have that's not being used the higher your score.

My question moving forward is what the best strategy for growth if your in my position?