It is well documented there is a ton of money in the system so having solid real assets is a great hedge on the inflation here/coming.

The issue with buying in cash is that most lenders want at least 6 months of seasoning before they use the appraised value for the LTV  -- otherwise, they're using your cost basis (purchase price + documented reno costs).

If you have a list, you can submit this to a VA or skip tracing service like skip genie.

It is sometimes better to let people fail upfront so that they can learn and document procedures in the future so the issue is not repeated again.For example, earlier today my team was writing our email blasts to send to apartment owners in our market.

I did submit an offer in the colony(75056) under 300k.

But I would clear up all the vagueness and liability issues, find a rent credit price and they can get a mower, submit the receipt with rent and call it a day. 

The town told me that its NJ state law that for multifamily properties; 1) all renovations need to be completed by a contractor, including insulation and drywall. 2) signed architect drawings need to be submitted even though the the footprint is remaining the sameI'm waiting for the town's building official to get back to me with where the state requires this so I can read it for myself.

The value of the contract at closing is to be $45,000 as outlined in the attached agreement.This document is a separate agreement between the seller and Anthony Michael Minutoli-ME (the buyer).

The value of the contract at closing is to be $45,000 as outlined in the attached agreement.This document is a separate agreement between the seller and Anthony Michael Minutoli-ME (the buyer).

The value of the contract at closing is to be $45,000 as outlined in the attached agreement.This document is a separate agreement between the seller and Anthony Michael Minutoli-ME (the buyer).