We supply 150,000 cash buyers. we'll teach you how to contact them, how to talk to them and find out what they want. then you go get the deal and BAM they buy, you close.

Fiber mesh added and an extra bag of cement per yard and your stronger than what it was probably,,,depth NO less than 5 " either,deeper if HEAVY traffic expected Around here lots of old drives and floors poured 3.5 and that just does not last.

However, I've only had to do it once so far).On water and sewer, they can put in separate meters, but we'd have to track down each separate unit's supply line, etc. so we just bear with that.

If you want to buy your buy and hold inventory from the REO supply you are going to have to have the cash or borrow it..maybe seek private funds.

In some cases I had to supply LLC documents showing I was the owner and in others I had to sign a staement.

You might be right in the case of a really crap tenant out for blood...but then again we have to think of what action got him to that point of seeking revenge to go to such an extreme requiring such effort.I have low income tenants and I have never once owned a building where the tenant supplied/paid for heat.

With these units "in the attic" what challenges exist in the lower units when you have to run supply and waste plumbing and electrical wiring (from a basement?).

Law of economics is supply and demand.

Now, that said, a lot of the investors in the #2 category buy in locations where they have good reason to believe that long-term appreciation will outpace inflation (due to changing demographics, lack of supply, etc).

Then you'll potentially have a supply of wholesale properties.