The 2% rule would tell you it would need to be priced at $240,000 to make money.Making one unit accessible might not be that much extra, unless you're talking elevators or that sort of thing.No numbers were attached.

There are usually investors and wholesalers there pitching their properties.Also, try checking Craigslist.org, as well as your local mls- if you don't have access to the mls, find an investor-friendly realtor and have them run a search for you.Call all of the investors/ wholesalers who have "We Buy Houses" ads/signs and see if they have properties available.Good luck,Steph

Yes, there is a major housing shortage because the university is expanding, but the SLO city officials don't want any more housing to be built.

Another goos way to access a history sales is county appraisal office or website.

Lumber liquidators has unfinished oak for .99 an sf but if your enviroments humid or hot, or damp you NEED machined like above, this is thick real hardwood and those environments expand and contract it so much it is a nasty problem.PAINT TIP:Interior exterior paint king?

The easiest way, and the only thing that 90% of skip tracers are going to do for you anyways is to get access to credit headers.

I guy a work with said one of his clients may be looking to sell his building because he could not access the equity in it, and at the moment, he needed it.

I later found out from other people that you were supposed to get an account and access to websites and all sorts of things.

If its like most leases, it does require you to allow access for showings and other activities associated with selling the property.

Either way, I didn't want to be stuck and unable to access my money for however long it took to get things figured out......Sorry to digress here.