I think one would have to be very smooth when offering something like that to not seem like you are bribing them.. right?

The apartments buildings down the street are all bordered by duplexes, before transitioning to SFR's.As mentioned, the block is zoned 3-R, though no one else has gone to 3 units on a lot.

I mean, that's what I'm going to do anyway :).Even if you don't really like it, but can pull it off, it's probably better than your current job, so might as well transition to this in the mean time while going to college.

I recently retired from professional hockey and I'm now looking to transition into my next phase in life.

Trouble is transitioning an urban blighted area to a decent large open space costs real money too.

The property is lower-income, I am willing to endure the process of transitioning the type of tenant my building attracts and this neighborhood is already in transition to re-building.

After working at corporate jobs for a number of years, and with our family’s help, we have gathered about $350K (including the proceeds that will be collected from the Vegas house), we are hoping to make the transition to full time investors in the near future.

I've used them a few times now and things have gone rather smooth.

I'm in Birmingham, was it a smooth process for you.

Any contract in RE, having the elements meeting the Statute of Frauds and lawful inent will generally work so long as things go smoothly and take the parties to a settlement.