The sellers realtor said they had a cash offer after our contract was signed, we don't know if this is true but even so is this the new normal for a multihome?

Is this true?

True cellular concrete does not have nearly the compressive strength you are looking to achieve, with 28 day breaks closer to 300-400 psi, rather than the 2,500 that you're looking for.

So yeah anyone that says there is not a single best one, truly and honestly doesn't know about the true power of SEO.Either way, you all do what you like... but what I said is fact.

You can also choose whehter they are an authorized occupant or true tenant. 

Therefore, I was thinking if this were true, it could also be a covered land play.In short, I like the deal because it seems to have a decent shot at having good cash flow AND appreciation.

@Naftali Green the most tried and true method to make sure you don't work with scammers is by getting recommendations from other real estate investors. 

While it is true that people need a place to live, that doesn’t mean they will always pay their rent.

I'm a little local handyman landlord just outside of Pittsburgh with a tight little self-managed C-class portfolio, for instance.Here, in low-rent single family and small multifamily, the name of the game is finding that one good old building with strong fundamentals going for it out of ten other true moneypit crapshacks that are really ready for the bulldozer.You get nowhere here unless you screen like crazy and put the people you rent to under a microscope.

Is that true?