Queens and Brooklyn are cutthroat (and I wouldn't be surprised that sometimes it could be literally).

Also, I literally can't believe this has come up twice in one day.

HOW MUCH.Most buyers I connect with I literally say that's all I need to know and I typically get a response like, "Just forward me anything you get and I'd love to buy from you if the deal is right!".

I've done some preliminary research so far, but literally only just started last night.

If they don't take a money order that literally every other banking institution will for free, then I bet they have a bunch of other bad policies as well. 

Overview of the numbers: Purchase Price (Cash Sale) $31,500.00 Closing Costs $2,019.02 Rehab $29,800.00 Mold Remediation $1,950.00 Furniture Cost $1,200.00 All-in Cost $66,469.02 Sales Price $190,000.00 Furniture Sale $2,500.00 Concessions ($5,000.00) Commission ($9,400.00) Closing Costs ($7,355.24) Gross Profit $170,744.76 Net Profit $104,275.74 A few Before & Afters....Master Bath Before/In-progress:Master Bath After:The Story:This house was a monster. 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2,714 square feet, and a toilet that emptied into the kitchen below when flushed.

This might seem like an elementary question but do I literally just drive around different neighborhoods looking for signs? 

We are literally getting the house for the value of the dirt under it.

We've had to deal with bed bugs before, they are literally the worst.

Having a sister to show vacants is great, but when the toilet overflows at 3am because the kids thought it would be fun to flush tampons down the toilet is she going to be taking care of it?