Another reason to keep an eye on our properties and to do regular property inspections.

If I cash-out finance in 12 months and get $87,500 back at 4.5% for 20 years, that still leaves me with 500/month cashflow plus the potential on that loan amount in the next property (assuming a bank lets me refinance).Looks like a good buy to me, but I could use some other eyes on it in case I'm missing something obvious.  

I live out of state so I won't be close to manage it.Wondering if the community has any recommendations on where to start looking, up and coming neighborhoods, trends that I should keep an eye out for outside of what I can read on the internet.I'm also open to looking north and south of SLC in areas that include Ogden down to Provo.

However when I got there, there was a good vegetation buffer...so no eye-sore.

Continue with that process until it becomes an eye sore or takes away from the property...perhaps another 10yrs down the road.Interior of this property is nice (e.g. quartz, LVP etc.). 

I also recommend that my clients get someone else who is not working on the project to keep eyes on it regularly to confirm what they are being told by the contractors.

Cities like Fayetteville NC and Columbia SC have caught my eye.

Might wanna keep an eye on all that.

I had been eyeing a home, abandoned in 2017 that eventually went into foreclosure, for over a year. 

(2nd time)-> Milwaukee county southside – currently pay the highest property taxes in Wisc“ found out that the property sold fairly quick after listing “~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Keep eye on property until it shows up as Sold / Closed Biggerpockets book with J Scott might be excellent option also