Not an association problem per se, but it effectively holds up any progress.Call and talk to the manager (please tell me they have professional management?!?).  

Background: Analyzing a Fourplex, fully occupied, ROI ~8% on current NOI basis assuming 50% in costs (before forced appreciation) (could go to 10% after but not much higher) I would say D area (Low income, high crime). 1920s building and will need maintenance Low income tenants – on month to month and possibly on welfare (not sure) To date my partner and I have only invested in A or B areas and only acquired non occupied units so that we get to select tenants first hand.

Box address, if you have one, ...Get contracts from the attorney you select to be part of your team.

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We are working on a plan to start wholesaling properties in Hardin county and rehabbing a select few ourselves.

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But I have no idea if making this change will actually effect anything or not.

My guess is that long term negative rates will not have a huge effect on residential OO real estate.

I like the back-out clause (10% of the expected price, or something to that effect)@Sean Cole- I thought the premise of that show was that Chip/Jo were basically a one stop shop for their clients, from purchase to sell and everything in between.

Hoping bigger pockets will give me more understanding of how to make the more effective decisions in the market.