I still get a few out of MLS, its not as heated as it was six months ago around here.

Hi, I just purchased a property for $60,000 at the online court steps auction in Miami, FL.

Boiler is ruined and needs replacing, New Heating likely required.

Hi Bigger Pockets Community.I'm an investor in the Miami market.I rehab and flip, and also wholesale properties.Looking to make connections to people who are either looking for properties to rehab in Miami or to partner with on deals we go into.Looking forward to using this site!

Landlords don't typically pay for their Tenants' Cooking Gas, Internet, Cable TV, Landline-Phone, Cell-Phone, Electricity, Heating Oil or Gas....

I think it would cost more than it's worth for my website to rank on the front page of google here in Miami.

-Fenced Backyard -Basement Storage -4 A/C Wall Units Provided to Tenant*Gas HEAT REQUIREMENTS: *1st months rent and equal security deposit required for move in **Must pass background investigation ***$20 Application Fee (Per adult 18 and over) ****Available for Immediate Move-InCall NEXUS today to schedule a showing at a moments notice at (401) 288-1117!

In my experience the owner always underestimates the cost of repairing a home.Yeah i can get a two ton heat pump system for 1400 cash... " in the owners mind"However there is a lot more to adding a heat pump system and removing the old one, especially if your not doing it yourself, which the owner is thinking he would do.

Built in 1901.Feel free to chime in if you think it's worth adding a heating unit and then making tenants use window units/ or whatever you think is a better solution.Thanks!

We were initially thinking of buying the first property for ourselves, but since we live in Miami, prices here have skyrocketed and feel that paying 200+ for a 1/1 condo plus crazy HOA fees is not a very savy investment.So instead we are looking to buying a Single Family about 30m - 1hr from here.My question is, I'm highly interested in the HomePath program, will the lender count my cost of rent towards my Debt-to-Income when it comes to getting a loan.