If you're looking for more local deals, you might have to start your own advertising on craigslist or try calling local banks.

That includes both the lost rent until they're filled, plus the costs (advertising, promotions, special rent deals or reduced deposits) of filling them.So, you need to figure out those costs and add them to the purchase price.

Fishy is indeed the right call, do an immediate inspection.As far as them refusing to sign a new lease, I would be advertising the place and once a new tenant is found, I would give them their thirty day notice if all else checks out.Craigslist is calling ..

It looks great and in this "green" era we are in right now you can advertise it as being eco-friendly.The only time I would not reccomend it would be for a rental because it is soft and scratches easily.

They also are likely to go where they might find real estate - think creatively here lots of investors prefer not to deal with property on the MLS, not all investors attend auctions.4) Some investors advertise or use third parties for various reasons.

Gotta say though, limited availability on a digital copy is mighty silly.

Its worth about 140,000Which is why I openly advertise my units as pet free on my terms.

Perhaps also consider advertising it as an executive home for sale or long term lease - something with less of an initial commitment, then negotiate for a later sale while accepting cash flow from it.Otherwise, not sure how to salvage this one ...

I've seen a few that have advertised their connectivity, but after talking with those companies directly they're not really doing anything more than what @Michael Greenberg already indicated here.

I don't know what the chemical makeup is of the primer advertised to allow tiling over tile, but I am hoping it is a self etching substance that dries with a tooth.