She finally vacated on day 21 and the per diem used up the entire hold-back, meaning that my buyer was able to keep it.What I found astonishing was that she showed up to the closing table without the slightest idea of where she would live next.  

I was thinking the same idea so that I can try to get better tenents in that is willing to pay more. 

Given the situation it sounds like an attorney would be a good idea anyway since its her husband that is left there. 

Although, the idea of buying a tear down is appealing from a development perspective but I not at that point in my investing career to take on such a project.

I'll get in touch with the local city to get an idea of how complex the 'medical' designation and what hoops need to be jumped through.

Reading the last post gave me the idea to ask about markets near where I might go in the future.

We recently closed on our second investment property, a duplex, which is cash flowing nicely. We live in a duplex ourselves, so we have a total of three units. All our tenants have stable jobs. We are looking to perha...

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I think it's a great idea to connect in town investors with out of state investors.

I know I need to get solid idea of material cost, and this is the most consistent recommendation I've heard.