It's super cheap, holds a boat load of equity, and will someday become a very profitable airbnb/ vrbo unit.

Seems the property was in a pretty decent neighborhood class to reap that equity. 

This may include, but is not limited to, property type (duplex vs. tri/quadplex vs. commercial), price range (max price), location (zip code), condition (Class A-D) and profitability.Good luck!

Maybe worth selling and 1031ing into a A/B class asset with lower returns but more ideal tenant base. 

A fishing boat came by and offered rescue, the man once again declined and said God will save me.The man perished, went to heaven and asked God why he forsake him. 

The slow boat in the fleet right now is appraisals, which have been swamped by demand and delayed by obsolete covid guidelines that they are still milking. 

Heck, a boat load of actual property managers aren't worth their weight in dirt.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.You can start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

If the home meets  one of those criteria and scores are often in the 500's then it becomes an issue of what is on the report that is bringing the score down.Bending rules is different than having different rules for different areas/incomes/class of assets. 

We have a our "core 4" locked in, so if anyone needs an agent, lenders, wholesalers, contractors (both class A and regular handy persons) or a qualified intermediary...please feel free to shoot me a note.

We have our "core 4" locked in, so if anyone needs an agent, lenders, wholesalers, contractors (both class A and regular handy persons) or a qualified intermediary...please feel free to shoot me a note.