Instead, I stumbled into the strategy by accident but I believe it helps paint the picture that you can be successful if you are not merely looking to replicate the housing that everyone else in the city is offering.

If it is that much below market value, then I would offer higher and have the Seller evict.

Nonetheless, it also carries certain risks such as nonpayment, restricted liquidity, and potential legal intricacies.

Meaning the larger properties end up offering greater versatility and flexibility in the face of shifting market dynamics.NUMBER 2: "UNTAPPED" SKI RESORT TOWNSI guess it depends on how you define untapped.

We think it will make a great short-term rental in a very office-space-heavy area.I want to offer her a higher sale price (closer to what she wants) if we can make the deal work for us.Any suggestions?

I'm interested in learning more about all that networking has to offer.

I've also written/helped write several various legal documents for the IRS/courts. 

I’m just trying to look at it from a legal point

You would probably need an accepted offer to give you an opportunity to have an engineer's inspection.

Remember, everyone starts somewhere, and acknowledging your beginner status can foster genuine connections with seasoned investors who are often more than willing to offer guidance and share their experiences.Local meetups serve as invaluable hubs of knowledge, bringing together like-minded individuals who are active in the same market you aim to enter or are already operating in.