Just because it's way down, doesn't make it a better investment to you than if it was up.If someone had a property that you described as "a giant turd, with tenants" and "I wouldn't buy that property if it was $?????

They are not able to leave to obtain a similar unit at a better price.

You don’t have to notify the 1stlien holder, however, I have a different take.If his traditional lender is a giant bank, BofA or the like, then don’t bother. 

I tried asking the county and the title office and their database are not able to verify all the records associated with an address, rather just the recorded entity. 

I have not invested in SDIRA, but I believe, even if you do flipping, you have to use general contractor, but you are not able to organize your team to fix the house.

Buy and Hold is my best strategy.Reading the Rich Dad, Poor Dad woke the sleeping giant in me and I never stop since then.There is no simple answer or "One Size Fit All" answer to this question but I am sure readers can learn what is working and what is not from all post contributors experience. 

I've explained to the homeowner that I would not be able to give her an exact offer since I'm not able to see the inside. 

We thought guests would really struggle with being in a hotel environment but not able to run down to the desk to ask questions or get whatever they needed.

We opted for no garage for a few reasons – most notably is the fact that we wanted to keep the build as affordable and simple as possible.

I also enrolled him into 2 doggie daycares so he does not have to be left alone if I am not able to go somewhere and take him.