(That 59% does not include a majority of students, as most students do not update their address to B/CS.) 

Hi everyone,I started last year to look into real estate and are my first deal this week.This means all my capital is tied up for now, but I am still scanning the market for good opportunities focusing exclusively on my area (Manassas & Woodbridge)I was thinking of starting a small newsletter to share great opportunities in the hopes of learning more and/or working together on them (got my Realtor license...).If this sounds interesting can you ping me your e-mail address so I can add you!

<<The article went on to address recession concerns:>>He also thinks metro Phoenix will fare better in an economic slowdown or recession than other parts of the U.S.Lower interest rates for home buyers, an undersupply of new homes built and projected stronger-than-average job and population growth in the Valley are why.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

Did the landlord promptly address the issue?

Well, I suppose if you can get the parquet off and the plywood under can be flattened enough for reuse as an underlay, that would be one option, and that would also require you address the floor height, which IMO is the least of your worries.

I have gone into the tax records/ ECT to find the real owner of the address they give as well. 

I have my virtual assistant gets local real estate agent email addresses and email the local agents that that I am selling a house for sale by owner. 

Start aggressively addressing your credit.

@Lee Burns  I think you were addressing your post above to me, so I'll take a shot at it. . .My reasoning is that a sandwich lease carries additional risk that might prove burdensome for a new investor, particularly a new investor with limited cash reserves.