Quote from @Ryan Daulton: I can't really say much because the information shared was privy only to myself, but it was 20% cash on cash returns.

The 2nd question is should we pursue the investment property even though we are more cash strapped than normal due to the remodel and if so, would using a HELOC make sense? 

We are real-estate investors from CA & trying to pick an OOS market with Tulsa (stable economy and future outlook, modest appreciation & reasonable cash-flow).We heard from family/friends about new construction duplexes around the Tulsa metro targeting investors. 

Hello,I'm an investor based in Seattle seeking opportunities in markets that offer positive cash flow.

I offered them $250 cash to be out by March 15th if they paid what was owed for this month and last month.

There are cases where certain portions of the NNN Expenses are capped at increasing more than a certain amount over the previous year which is another thing to take note of when purchasing an existing asset because if the NNN's are capped then the owner runs the risk of absorbing a portion of the Operating Expenses which ultimately kills cash flow. 5.

If we are able to get a property under contract what is the best way to find cash buyers.

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Do you know whether you're looking for appreciation or cash-flow? 

You have a maintenance issue…unpredictable cash flow.