Perhaps there is a flipper in the area that would advise you, or help you make connections or maybe just helps you see a solution you wouldn't have seen yourself....and bring them in on equity in the deal so they have skin in the game.Good Luck!

The answer on BP is always “it depends...” and then I get the subjective pros and cons without any actionable steps for finding solutions to which option works best for me.

If the place is still fire damaged, just make sure your offer covers the $20G or so of additional costs it will take to remove all the contaminated building materials to a certified location rather than your local dump.If it has already been repaired, then there are different solutions.  

The FHA solution will prevent you from taking on many distressed properties.

Most of the businesses that occupy these centers are customer facing and have less than one month cash on hand.

Even though making them into ADU would bring our lot coverage well above 45% , the city would not be able to prevent us from doing so due to the state lawThis seems silly and highly inefficient, however it may be the only solution. 

Donna from TC Customer Support here.

Also compare prices and check for "add-on" features that will drive the price up.I use Propertyware and love that it allows custom fields so I can track the information that's important to me.

Sites like Zillow seem to compare properties that aren't all that similar and their rent estimates seem inaccurate.Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

lead management , CRM , sms , ringless voicemail , email - followup systemour company has been looking at several customer relationship management systems. we do not need websites. we are interested in followup systems, based on frequency. email is sent weekly, followed up by sms sent weekly, followed up by ringless voicemail sent weekly.. we have noticed that many online softwares, are either too complicated, or too limiting.