Never had a problem yet (knock on wood).

There is pet urine and feces throughout our home to the extent that we are going to need to replace multiple baseboards and some sheetrock and all the carpet in our home.The garage door has been backed into and knocked off its track and broken.The landscaping in the yard is completely dead, driplines and sprinklers have been chewed off by animals, I have liens on my home from unpaid utilities, and Mario didn’t even know that his sub-tenant moved out of my home.

Also, good 'ol fashioned traditional leg work like window-stickers and door-knocking always works.

My opinion honestly is that if your in a single family neighborhood and you try to turn it more Into a duplex the neighborhood HOA won't allow it and to have two separate units in one building you'd probably need to knock out walls and add a divider in the middle for privacy, which is going to cost you more money.

A few of them will entertain the offer and knock a lot off of their asking price.

If the buildings are older, you may have more expenses due to the age of the asset, which could potentially knock out the cash flow even if it is a higher cash flow due to a lower purchase price.  

If you WERE to make those $258.30/m payments as principal-only, you'd knock off an EXTRA two and a half years!

No better place to learn about RE investing, except for maybe the school of hard knocks!

Will zoning allow intended usage.You can have your realtor look in MLS, you can drive around and knock on doors, check google maps for an ariel view.Once you find a piece here are a few things to consider.What will you need to do to get it ready for use?

How was your experience door knocking?