There is no point in buying a rate down in this environment, take no prepay or short prepay option, then refinance when rates drop, no need to spend the capital when it is clear we are headed down in the nearing future.

More precisely, I'm going to look at a potential off-market purchase and would like a form to fill out while performing the walkthrough.

More precisely, I'm going to look at a potential off-market purchase and would like a form to fill out while performing the walkthrough.

After analyzing the local Mercer County market I've noticed there are not that many MFH that are desirable meaning cash flow can occur, but appreciation, schools and good tenants will be at risk.

I'm curious what you decide to do but agree NJ is tough and lot of other flippers are in the area putting cash offers on beat up homes before we even see them hit the market.

Key Points from the Article:Our very own @DavidMeyer, our housing market expert, and host of the BiggerPockets Real Estate Show believes home flipping and BRRRR are due for a comeback.Reasons for optimism:1.

My name is Tomer, and I'm a real estate investor who is relatively new to the Pittsburgh market.

Zillow.com is 80% of the market, you can list with byowner.com, Their MLS package will get your listing syndicated to all the other sites, redfin, trulia, apartments.com, homes.com, realtor.com. 

Do the current rents that landlord is charging align with the market rent rates in that are in that area?

Side note - he'd be better off if his tenants were scared off since they are paying far below market rent!