I would raise the asking price just enough to weed out a good chunk of people but still have a pool of tenants who meet your criteria.

So they are in a house for $350K of other people's cash and debt, (fixed payment at least) that needs work (paint, pool equipment, etc), have blown their savings, paying $2000.00/month for PITI, which is over 25% of their income, and are literally teetering on the brink of default if anything comes up.  

Example:3/2/2 POOL HOME$125K CASH ONLY888 123 4567If you have a website for buyer leads (squeeze page), try and get that domain name to the bottom beneath the phone number.  

Is the scale of lending operations limited to personal capital and capital pooled from other private investors or are bank lines of credit a viable source of funds to use to originate new mortgages?

If you aren't sure how long you'll keep a property singleFamily would be better as they don't appreciate as well, and buyer pool is smaller.

Hopefully I can tap into this knowledge pool with some questions about my own real estate situation.After having purchased a few homes in the Midwest that have turned into investment properties over the years, I’m interested in buying a multi-family property in NYC.

Hopefully I can tap into this knowledge pool with some questions about my own real estate situation.After having purchased a few homes in the Midwest that have turned into investment properties over the years, I’m interested in buying a multi-family property in NYC.

Both require similar pools of possible the SAME networked ppl to amass more transactions from.

I have a few MRF's that I like, an cash flow much better than the SFR's, but the SFR's offer something the MFR's do not, which is the buyer pool.  

I'm looking at a house that has an inground pool in a backyard that is too small for a pool.