Of course, down the line this may change, but for the foreseeable future that’s how we intend to operate.

@Filipe MatosThis is in-line with my response to your earlier thread.

Bottom line, I think that tenants who may have been on the section 8 program for a while, and lived in a few different units, will definitely know when they have a quality home to live in.

I'd buy that in heartbeat, but then I'd just have to wear a tinfoil lined hat ALL the time. :-)

But I think that's along the same lines as a blind squirrel finding a nut on occasion.

To put 50/50 against line item (4.C.(1)) is misleading and incorrect.

If you can start getting properties for pennies on the dollar, buyers will line up at your door.

@Sylvia B.I am reading between the lines in your post when you say that you want to buy a SFH "to rent".

Again, you still have to have both transactions lined up and there is much more risk the longer you have to wait but trans funding can sometimes be used for those.

Thanks Steve, decided to leave it alone with just the one bath.This is for the michigan investors in the area, I'm sure you have gone thru similar stuff with contractors but my Electrician is MIA, if anybody knows of a good one with reasonable rates for a rental, it's not a small job, it's moving a box and running the lines.