As you have said, it needs a bit of work...if you are really wanting it that bad, try to use that as leverage to get a good deal. 

Vacancies with leverage can be deadly too.

They were voted the customer homebuilder of the year in Austin a few years backResponsiveness to investor inquires both on the site's FAQ and via email was greatA 1031 exchange investor had a tight window to meet to identify our project as a possible candidate for investment and Richard Zahm stepped in to answer some technical questions very quickly.....as in the same hour I askedGroup text messages with their founders, etc. helped to make sure we were aligned and utilizing technology to make the raise successfulMy new beta iFunding app on my Android phone gave me real-time updates on how the raise was progressingThey're implementing push notifications to my phone via text message when new money comes in based on my request for this featureI could go on and on and on.  

Also be sure you understand UDFI (unrelated debt financed income tax) and the taxation structure your IRA will be subject to due to utilizing leverage on a tax advantaged account.

The problem is that even if a property has an acceptable leveraged ROI, there are so many types and varieties of financing that a bad deal could look good and vice-versa.

Trying to use less money as possible and gain leverage.

And whatever ROI you're pulling in Central LA will surely have to be leveraged, no?

I need about 150k to help my sister out of a financial crisis, in addition to that I have been advised by many people to pull equity out of the building and leverage it to purchase another building and or use the additional money to pay the cost of separating the utilities here.

I need about 150k to help my sister out of a financial crisis, in addition to that I have been advised by many people to pull equity out of the building and leverage it to purchase another building and or use the additional money to pay the cost of separating the utilities here.

If it's by force then I need to send out the move out crew with the sheriff, I am calling this morning to ask your question Joel.Chris,I had the eviction hearing yesterday, they granted possession and the tenant out by this coming Monday.My original question was simply, should i offer to drop the damages, hearing as incentive to clean the place out, and not damage the property, considering this is a deadbeat tenant, that I will have a hard time getting money from, this might be enough leverage for him not to damage the property on his way out?