@Gregory Jerome I think your three options are: 1) try harder to find a buyer, 2) buy it yourself, or 3) back out.If you're having trouble finding a buyer, and you're pretty sure a number of buyers have reviewed it, then it probably means it's not as much of as a deal as you thought it was.Usually that's because you over-estimated the ARV (after repair value), under-estimated the cost of the repairs, or both.If you think it's been reviewed by a good number of buyers, and you don't have the ability to close yourself, then you can back out.

Purchase price: $275,000 Cash invested: $275,000Built Custom Home for client in 2006, Purchased home during downturn in 2009What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Having local management is worth it and helpful if you are not located in the area...remember business is driven by quality and reviews!!!

You can use the calculator and ask people to review for reasonability.

After asking several questions, and having her walk me through scenarios, she finally ran my credit, reviewed my information and said she will get back to me the next day with official information.

If you find the right customer you want to work with and can wait, then this is definitely a good option.

A short term rental cannot compete with these resorts since they don't have what people want: the amenities and unlimited food and drink to do.The short-term rental customers oftentimes hate Punta Cana (all those I've met at least) want a different experience.

Will I have enough time if I schedule it on Wednesday and get the report on Thursday evening to review and asking questions (the inspection window expired the next day evening)?

If you are an investor looking to purchase the right type of rental property, review the following information to determine whether you and your property are the right fit for corporate housing – or whether your property may be a better fit as a traditional, long-term rental property.LOCATIONCorporate housing thrives in urban and business areas where executives travel to often.

Make sure they have been in business for 5 years or more, check with current and past customers and make sure to check some of their current job sites.