Prolonged ETA to sell property?

**NEVER PAY A SUB 50% upfront**1st Always have a proposal from the esteemed subcontractor it vendor, with their information - qualify the sub no matter how big or small the job is:• look up their State License on your state license board - make sure it’s active, not suspended • Let them send in their insurance information with your property as the additionally insured • keep track of any Preliminary notices that they may send to you 2nd Come to a written agreement/contract of a payment schedule* - with less 5% retention on each invoice until close of project scope A timing schedule is also really good to have in your contract that way they are not just prolonging the job.

Giving them more than 30 days just prolongs this.

I believe that we are in a  major, prolonged tech boom that will last many, many years and am interested in this market.Wondering if there is anyone operating in the area that can shed some light on the market based on personal experience?

There is however very little wiggle room to keep the property positive in case of a large repair or prolonged vacancy.

You can do it in sections, but that just prolongs the pain of both filling the vacancies and the low rents.

The tax benefit in this case will be short lived, not much paid to principal in 5 years, the seller just prolongs the agony.

For instance, prolonged vacancy; damage to the property by a tenant; large repairs.4) I think what the others said above is also correct...depending on your situation, owning a rental may not be a good idea right now.

I could spend my time finding more off market deals and could close another deal or two with my existing network but I’m only prolonging my greater issue.

Pergo is a wood composite that cannot handle prolonged exposure to water.