If you are aware going in to the deal that the property requires work do also check for any City violations that are common with property in that price range. 

If you’re renting and airbnbing, which is much more common, then shame on you.

I would like to blame the gurus but, honestly, folks have got to take more personal responsibility and use common sense.

In Massachusetts, you cannot charge a late fee unless payment is 30 days late and by that time I would have already served notice.   

What I saw from big lenders online was noticeably lower but I don't know how that impacts FHA lending. 

A while back they put the device that counts cars go down the street and I noticed some weird spray paint lines on my side walk and the intersection.

Any realtors out there that could do some viewing on short notice?

What you're talking about is commonly called a diversification exchange and is a great growth strategy for the 1031 investor.

Wood of TJW Properties, LLC.Still looked generally legit, except that I noticed that the Borrower was required make a deposit of 4 points (in this case, $5600) for the lender to “initiate the due diligence process.”

I know a lot of the information was solid(although readily available through sites like this) but I noticed they had a web application at repropfinder.com.