I represent these investors and have to make sure that they are purchasing an investment that matches the program they are following.

I would build something that matches your existing block in terms of unit size and design, because it obviously appeals.

That meant rather than new granite counter tops I used custom tile and a mosaic back-splash, rather than new stainless steal appliances I kept the old appliances, had them repaired and cleaned them until they looked like new, rather than new kitchen cabinets, we painted the old ones to match the rest of the condo and added fancy new knobs and hinges.

No index fund in the world can match that.

Just starting out, again, since I just flipped a couple of small deals in Lakeland, Florida a few years ago.Passionate about both, distressed RE property and Online Mediation, eager to see where blending the two can lead me in this next chapter in my life.I'm hoping to raise awareness about the benefits of mediation across the board.The contrast of resolving "disputes" through legal channels is like being forced into a boxing match with promoters, coaches, judges, and an audience placing bets.  

Generate lump sums of cash, match it up with your credit, and you're on the way.You can also partner up with another investor that has cash, but no credit.

Size, cost, rehab involved, zip code, flip potential profit, hold cash flow with and without debt, etc...Whatever your buyer's criteria is, find a market that matches it, and know that market, inside and out.  

For me, I want to hide my "mess" (dishes that don't all match) behind cabinet doors.

Make your lease a month to month unless the property is sub-let, then if it is occupied, the term of your lease can match the term of the tenant in possession.

By asking these questions you are making sure you find homes for them that match their needs.