Both were in excellent condition so trying to negotiate to a decent price would be a waste of time.

They're paying taxes, insurance, utilities (maybe minimal).

All work done by me.Also thinking about installing a half bath in the cellar, have to bust up the floor & waste line anyway.

In this particular case total taxes are 445 + 200 for solid waste management.

I really don't like wasting my time but more importantly, my buyers time with properties no one is interested in purchasing.Thank you all for your help!

Real estate will still be there when you get to it.Personally, I think starting in 2016 will be a great time for cash buyers, you could put yourself into a position to do very, very well with minimal effort and essentially no tangible risk.Sell the crap out of those diet pills and pile up the cash, just don't spam my mailbox while you do it. ;-)

I have minimal debt, and what I have is at favorable terms.The deal I'm debating is a house which i have $200k into, getting $2100/mo rent.

#3 Send your direct mail via STANDARD BULK RATE (pre-sort) which requires the addresses to read: <name of recipient> OR CURRENT RESIDENT <address of recipient> With this process, you get ZERO returned mail & ZERO marketing dollars wasted!

So I told my wife we have to finish it we are to far into it to stop and it would make no sense to have this space just going to waste.

There are brokerages that range from taking 50% of your commission, but pay most of your expenses to ones that charge a minimal office fee and minimal percentage of your commission.If you will be using your license mainly for your own investments, find out from the broker how much they will take from your personal sales.