I suppose having in-unit laundry is a big factor to consider and is perhaps why those other properties were so high.

Ive been pitched by various people calling themselves "syndicators" but I find their supposed deals are just repackaged deals from other true syndicators who actually acquire, manage and dispose the asset.     

Suppose a have a large heloc on my primary residence.

Being part of the LCP is supposed to prevent things like this from happening. 

If she was supposed to move in July 1st and they find someone else to move in July 1st, they should terminate her lease and refund the deposit.

I got the sellers to cut their price down a lot but the same day they were supposed to sign the contract, someone else came and offered them more.

If it is supposed to mean something, then it needs to be treated in that way.

There is a slight sag to the roof and it has supposedly been that way since construction (Approx 40 years). 

I can refinance down the road for the septic system to resell the property I suppose. 

This was supposed to be a quick and easy $20k profit but it turned into much more.