The guy apparently developed a massive drinking problem, went off to rehab about a month ago, and the girl ODd this Wed., the word I'm getting is, they had to go Pulp Fiction on her with the Narcan if you catch my drift.

And when they come, I'm going to look for rezoning potential (conversion to apartments, retail, etc).

One more note about DSTs… they tend to fill up with “indications of interest” weeks before they are released to the retail market.

At least then taxes would be paid other than sales tax to push revenue into the U.S. system.I think they are already living here, renting, etc. so I do not see this massive wave of increased rentals from it. 

Are you paying absolute retail for it or are you getting any type of equity capture in the deal.At the end of the day, I don't think it really matters if you're paying retail if the rental numbers work for you.

most tk companies don't put them on the mls bc were not looking for retail buyers.  

We buy in Charlotte and from people that originally met with a broker to list the house, but the broker told them it would need to be fixed up before the broker would list it, and in order to get a retail price.  

You might have missed the first class flight last month when rates where crazy low but at 3.99% you're still getting a massive deal. 

The best part about living in today's world is that the dissemination of knowledge is massive.

This was a PPC lead that came in from an owner who had a new home under contract and was out of time and money to get this one ready for a retail sale.