One thing I like to do in abq is if I’m purchasing multi units in rougher parts of town make sure I’m getting a good deal on purchase price (usually my numbers are around 1.3-1.5% on the ‘2% rule’ if you’re familiar with that so I make sure I’m getting solid cash flow.

You made the right decision @Gorden LopesA turnkey property usually means a small punch list and not a new roof

I usually answer, but now is my turn to ask.Dealers of residential lots are allowed to use installment sale method.

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It's more expensive, so you pay more in the end, but something is usually better than nothing. 

Usually there’s a hole, something is peeling, and owners (not that you’d do it) have a nasty habit of laying down sheets over sheets over sheets.

Have you ever rented at a large apartment, they usually have employees running things and you have no clue who the deed owner is, it’s not relevant as far as the tenant is concerned.

You will have to go through probate with an attorney to transfer title, unless property is in a trust, or if property is appraised under 150K, at the date of death, you can do a terms of succession, which is usually a few months instead of a whole probate process and if there are multiple heirs it gets tricky.

If i get a boss or neighbor that has usually worked out okay.