Three months went by and I figured my bid was lost in the mix when the bank called and offered me the property for my bid price.

Tech is not going anywhere, San Francisco thrives on it, and a slowdown of job creation or even layoffs is much different than the tech boom in the early 2000s.

Wholesalers live in the perfect mix of there being no laws against a bad deal and their only duty being to themselves.What they're doing in Tampa runs afoul of the FTC Act.

Plus it didn't mix well with the other ingredients when it came to leaving a good bitter sweet taste in your mouth.

I am not very tech savvy, so I appreciate it.  

Thank you for your patient and trying to understand my mixed feelings about living in this house myself.

Theres 2 others that already have it out there, mighta been glas tech.

MichaelNice to see some people in the same state in here...Bellefonte, I use to have some freinds from there back in my college day when I went to Penn Tech... and always partied at Penn State...What other adivce can you give another PA guy trying to fatten his wallet, to try to move from the E and S to the B and I.Thanks

As to the point about C buildings taking years to lease up that doesn't happen if you buy correctly.Due diligence should be performed in the local area as to what other apartment buildings there are with the age,unit mix,rents,amenities,location,and current occupancy levels.Sellers and brokers like to paint a picture of our rents for example are 550 a month.You have to ask the question WHY.Is it because the property doesn't offer amenities?

I guess this all seems to make sense in that I came from a mixed environment and have continued in one.