Ive often posted things where I know maybe you, or Jay Hinrichs or someone else will get the joke, that no one else even realizes there's a hidden joke.

I have buyers in CO that are tapping into local zoning codes to find properties that are being underutilized, i.e. basement into a rentable unit, or an in-law in the back, to maximize returns.The deals are there, but sometimes they're hidden, and sometimes we need to work for the margins.

I don't think I have the knowledge or expertise to find a hidden gem in the market.

They will bid against you so it does no good to hold back unless you are over their generally way too high hidden minimum bid.And if someone else overbids and gets it, so what, just look for another house! 

Hidden value gems don't look as pretty and put together as those ones so if going the auction route, regardless of commercial or residential property, be prepared for some work to get good return on it.  

Realize that when strategies are described in some book, they may not be applicable to your situation and they may not be replicated as described, such should be taken as ideas, not instruction. 

**Please note, the Disbursement Analyst will send the change order to the appraiser for approval, if repairs that could negatively affect the value are requested to be removed.Wire instructions are required to process disbursements.

If I get a call asking any basic question, I know immediately that the person cannot read and/or follow instructions and are not the tenant for me. 

In this model you have to have a good relationship with the plumbing services so they follow your instructions.

Then instruct him to pick one to sign and be done with it either way.