I live very close to Tom Wilson who specializes in a similar business model but I like the property management you have set up at your business.

Tough to beet a one day transaction.For my quickest wholesale deal, I locked a contract, and by the next day, had it sold to my investor buyer who was all-cash.For my quickest rehab flip, I was in and out in 63 days.

If they are engineered joists it is very tough to replace.

Originally posted by Rick Harmon:You'll need to find the heirs, or at least someone who has the capacity, power and authority to transfer title to you.That seems pretty tough if I'm not using public records to view the probate records to see who's getting the home from the deceased, am I wrong?

In fact many keep the properties with the high % interest in place for several years because their returns are so good & re-financing investment property is tough if you're @ 90% LTV.

Right now i don't know much about commercial properties here in central Ohio but i know their are alot of empty of them here and one would think there has to be a way to make alot of money specially on the west side of columbus cause a new holly wood casino just open this last year.

The taxes sound really low for the 6 unit as my father in law lives in Mass. and has a small house there and pays over 5,000 in taxes.Make sure there is not a big rise in taxes or special assessments fixing to hit.

They have some pretty tough laws over there!

Similarly - any knowledgeable property inspectors in westchester that specializes in multi residency dwellings that you recommend?

They're tough to come by here in OC, so be patient and diligent!