EHO, Insurability Code: IE, subject to appraisal"I understand the first sentence.. but the rest is foreign language...Also, the listing has "Please see agent remarks for offer submission instructions" but I couldnt find any on the listing...Please advise, 

Lease options, subject-to's, etc.

Start interviewing, asking investors in the CITY where the subject property sits.

I have a read tons of books on the subject, but many people I’ve found in rental properties are targeting long-term rentals and I believe we would rather try short-term rentals first.Thank you for the additional materials / advice - I will absolutely look into them!

I have been the money partner frequently.

He’s always dropping good knowledge on that subject

Purchase price: $84,257 Cash invested: $58,443 Sale price: $181,000 This property was unique because it was the first time I've done 'subject to' financing for a flip.

@Jackson Campbell read my post I wrote on this subject HERE.

The big money is in 4+ units where you increase the rents and the rent increase automatically increases the Cap Rate and the property's re-sale value.I would like to see more people pushing people to understand the power of multi-units and the very strange thing is that I skim through every real estate book I can get my hands on and every book I ever read is missing the very most important facets of multi-unit investing and every book is full of pure B.S. when it comes to the subjects to the pitfalls of multi-unit investing.

Would I be able buy this property subject-to legally using this method?