That is the program for firefighters, EMT workers, teachers and police.

My buddy is a worker at a apartment complex and they had waiting list a few years ago.

This is something very tough for my mom and so I'm trying to step in and take some of the workload and pressure off her plate.

All rents seem fair, the normal problem I see when I analyze Muti's is rents to low.Weekly rent payments are not uncommon around here, we have a fair amount of factory jobs and most hourly workers don't budget well.I don't currently have week to week, and it bothers me on this deal.

So unless you have some strong evidence, I would just give them the benefit of the doubt since it's military related.. tough situation to be in.. for both of you I'm sure.Sometimes you're better off doing what makes sense, rather than what can technically tried to be done from a legal perspective..

Anything the news tells you is a place to be is going to be tough to get really good deals.You have a lot of people flocking there to buy stuff and people that don't know the area and are just getting into investing will pay more just because they don't know any better if nothing else.So if you are wholesaling it will be hard to compete if you have to buy stuff at <65% to be able to sell the established investors at 70% when they can by at 75% to resell to newer guys at 80+%.

Distressed property + Rehab = FMV (ARV) FMV-costs=profit Not tough.

That's a tough one.

Eastern Worcester county is a tough market.

I've heard about some tough situations with liens and brankruptcy filings.Is there anything you do (or can do) to investigate bankruptcies before purchaing a lien?