Here's a great comp for our project, it's one block away and identical in layout and scope to our project.

So, let's say we have two identical properties but one has been divided into 3 units.

Some of the factors causing this is lack of identity for the college, shift of importance of having a college degree in the young generation, the ability for students to go a JC for two year tuition free.  

(I still go through and block them after their call is ignored s they never leave a voicemail mail and their texts are identical…)

http://abc7news.com/archive/8628868/Now this is stealing California style.  

@Mo FarrajIt is true that if it’s on the MLS in a place where investors are active, it’s probably not the steal of a lifetime.

Its in a bit of rough shape, needing some dry wall replacement, paint carpet and etc, I have done what I think is the correct math and it comes out to a steal.

If you get really good you'll develop a model where you "capitalize your interest and nonpayment" by borrowing more BUT you need to steal a D-E-A-L DEAL for that setup.

I had a crazy traveling CNA that got fired for stealing and sign ins but no shows.

In addition to renters insurance, It includes things such as identity theft which people can research and purchase on their own and other miscellaneous nonsense etc.