In fact, they are willing to drop the price quite a bit if they can get a quick deal without having to go through the process of fixing up their house and putting it on the market. 

Close your eyes, drop your index finger on a map of Greater Boston and you'll find a pretty good location.

I am guessing that you'll have to drop your rates more than expected in the off-season to stay booked. 

When I first started I would buy all the materials for a rehab and then drop it off at the property that needed work.

I live on the coast and I will drop flood insurance as soon as I pay off this mortgage.  

I know they are on their second or third property manager, so it may have been the property manager during the lease negotiations that dropped the ball.  

The price dropped $7,000 overnight, so we are offering $80,000.

There are certainly good people in all area codes, which you can find if you screen enough, but buy-n-large you will be dropping by the property in Lackawanna MUCH more often to fix things than if you had bought in a nicer neighborhood.

It’s dropped quite a bit from list price and I’d be using a VA guaranteed loan as well.

I know that sounds crazy, but I was never a good student and even dropped out of college (multiple times) because I realized the only reason I was even attending was to get a degree that would allow me to get a job that would pay well enough to let me afford my first house.. wow that's a mouthful.