Interesting side notes-1) the two current tenants are longterm 4+ years, but are also not clean and tidy at all.2) there are several very nice houses in this neighborhood, but the one next door is condemned (in tax default), and a house a couple blocks over has been destroyed completely by fire.3) Comps of SF and MF homes are all over the place in the area and it's pretty much impossible to get comps on this type of unit even going back 2 years.Any suggestions on how I should factor the current tenants, neighborhood, comps or empty unit potential???

My goal I have set for myself, considering it is at the end of the year, is to have 100 doors within 10 years.Thank you for letting me ramble on a bit, but I look forward to working closely with all of you very soon.~ Randy

I based an estimate on what there condo was worth by looking at what other condos just next door with the same number of bedrooms and bathrooms sold for in the past year.

Don't let a tenant know where you live, they might knock on your door!

How I Turned $1,000 into $5Million" by William Nickerson"Buy and Hold" by David Schumacher"Millionaire Next Door"

He just needed someone to get him in the door and make the offer.

I mean I feel like the door for flipping in the CA market was closing.

The kitchen counters, cabinets, and bathroom fixtures are good to go with just a good cleaning.

Instead of having one mentor push one way of doing things, BP opens up the door to many ways of accomplishing the same purpose - making money through real estate.I didn't mean to say that wholesaling through the MLS would not work - but it can be discouraging for newbies if their "low ball" offers are frequently rejected or they cannot find a real estate agent that is willing to work with them.

I wouldn't show up randomly to someone's door.