So I found out today that the people who’ve owned it have owned it since 1973 and I believe it’s been a rental property majority of that time so I’m assuming they’re getting older and trying to get out of the game.

Maybe to get his skin in the game, give a big bonus if it is finished by a certain date and another bonus if it sells by another date at or above some price.He can not manage money and time. 

I want (hopefully) long-term tenants with their own skin in the game.

It is close to  University sonwe benefit from parent visits as well as graduation and football games.

With good books you can win the RE investment game and avoid the stress of worrying about an audit at the same time.

What’s everyone’s game plan?

A seller might be totally above board and just looking to get out of the game, or they might be looking to dump a piece of trash among other pretty good properties. 

Forced appreciation and steady cash flow is the name of my game.

Listed on the MLS, and through my local network of having spoken with the listing agent and seller previously about other properties which may have helped with wanting to work on this together as I'm well versed with multifamily assets and transactions and don't work with unqualified buyers that play games.

BP Community,Does anyone know of a trustworthy handyperson in central Connecticut?