@Todd Kozak in Oregon you post the notice with a date and time that you will be entering to the front door.

Hello Alexandra - My schedule just cleared (9/26) on the bpcon dates but it appears you are now soldout.

This will include purchase price amongst other items2) Step two - breakdown of building & land basis3) Step Three - determining date that it is 'placed into service'

Have also recently heard from a lender that it needs to be a double-wide and built after a certain date for them to lend on it so may want to check that out as well.

those rules are totally out dated.. they were fine coming out of the GFC  but values have risen faster than rent.. not that you cant get those today you can if your willing to risk asset class and or you hunt for these on your own direct to seller.

The listing says, “calling all rehabbers… best offer by such date”.

I've bought 4 properties in Ohio just out of pictures that my agent sent me.I'm from San Diego and have a team there that I can trust, this is really important to give you up to speed in negotiations out of state.

Disney is celebrating its 50 year anniversary, new sections of the theme parks are opening and International travel is not even up to speed yet..so the future looks bright.

On a residential street with families, you have STR guests speeding down the road, without regard for where kids may live and play.

Side note, I hope it does not reach the summary process, but this tenant is particularly combative and has also blocked my number...The verbiage on the NTQ isANY SUMS OF MONEY TENDERED TO LANDLORD OR THEIR ATTORNEY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE SHALL BE ACCEPTED AS PAYMENT FOR USE AND OCCUPANCY AND COSTS OF EVICTION ONLY, AND SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED ACCEPTANCE OF RENT, NOR SHALL IT PREJUDICE OR PREVENT THE LANDLORD FROM PURSUING SUCH REMEDIES, INCLUDING EVICTION, TO WHICH IT MAY BE ENTITLED AT LAW OR IN EQUITY.Best, Michael