So, you've been living there for 20 years, paid below market rates for the apartment, you've bought a new house you're moving to, and you want to extort more money out of your landlord to move, or deprive him of the ability to re-rent the apartment at a fair market rate, instead ensuring that any extra rent found goes in your pocket and not his.You sound fantastic.And they call landlords sharks.

Car ran great after that except for the holes in the frame that i could poke my finger through, not to mention the leaky gas tank.   

When natural disaster strikes, even the big banks, who are often portrayed as greedy sharks even throw in few extra days for people to put their lives together. 

Ironically, I ended up selling it to the guy who put the septic tank in.  

You can get access to foreclosures in Queens and the Bronx by buying membership in Property Shark.

Just look at the history of a show like Shark Tank - it's hard to predict future outcomes.When you buy deals that cashflow, you have a realtime handle on your success.

Some people seem to swear by Zillow, realtor.com, or property shark.

We lost every dime when the market tanked. 

If there's enough on the visual surface for me to be concerned about, there's likely a whole lot under the floor and behind the walls that would tank me on this deal.

My only concern with that is say I buy another house and then the market for that area tanks and I could no longer rent one of the two houses for a decent price wouldn't that put me in a tough position?