I’m in North Carolina, looking at potential wholesale deal that would make more sense if it were written up as a subject to deal.

If you do allow pets, frequent property inspections are crucial. 

You need to change the subject line to: I got my property condemned - do I evict my tenants for my laziness and lack of professionalism?

It’s not a remarkable location but it is close to a highway and a turnpike, grocery store, community pool, and other other major apartments but far enough away where there’s seclusion from the other complexesHow do you suggest adding value to rationalize higher rent That is a bit of an open ended question since it’s pretty subjective to the properties condition.

Basically, you want to differentiate yourself from all the other letters.One way you can try is find what comparable rents are, and essentially put a price in your letter, subject to due diligence and full financial review, of course. 

It would be great and save us a lot of time if we could search the Forums by a very specific Subject or Topic since there are so many posts and Forums on BP.  

Hey guys, I know this is subjective but I'm interested in hearing others insights on a deal I have lined up.

We obviously don't have that with shelter in place orders, however, it's amazing how closely we can start looking like a randomly mixing population the more contacts people have with the community (thinking the non-essential trips to stores just to walk around, frequent grocery shopping trips, short visits with friends, etc.).

You can buy homes Subject to the Existing Financing that way you don't have to get a loan.

Dissolve yourself in a bath of sulfuric acid to ease the pain of dealing with Propoffers.Alternatively, don't subject yourself to that kind of abuse and just walk away in peace.Guess how I know this.