You can take a building in a D neighborhood and give it all the gold trimmings, but that won't give you Class A rents. 

Read blogs, post questions, and the podcasts are gold!

A good agent is worth their weight in gold, but a good wholesaler can be worth double that.

"Build to rent" is growing in popularity and with good reason as supply chain issues start to abate and building costs/sq ft still well below sale price/sq ft in many areas. 

There's another risk for the quiet title process - If there are a bunch of quit claim deeds on the property anyone in the chain of the title can challenge your claim in court - some state its best to do it before the deadline to file the suit others just file it as soon as they get the property - I'd say file it 6 months before you intend to sell your property.

Also, your content online is a gold mine. 

@Mike M.As everyone has stated contact her chain of command.

So landlords can (and do) go to the chain of command of the troop in question and get wages garnished to pay back rent (or whatever), if needed.

That example is the worst I have seen. unless there is 300k worth of gold in the basement 

Negative cash-flow properties, for some investors, are absolute gold mines and often have little competition.