Definitely has taken us for a ride as short term demand dried up, but we were able to pivot and focus on finding medium-term renters.

*Cracks fingers*Gotta love your posts @Jerryll Noorden ! 

Basically the form states their name, residency dates, rent amount and describes how they were as a tenant.The form says that she lived there for 3.5 years, had 15 late payments, significantly damaged the unit (carpet replacement, dry wall repair, blinds and door replacement).

Working with an awesome agent and went under contract but unfortunately (or fortunately) he found some pretty bad rotting in the roof and the attic was coming apart so badly that we could push a finger through it.

Between my savings, HELOC, and some 401(k) loans I cobbled together about $280k of dry powder.

or would it be reasonable to expect the expansive clay to dry out over time after grading is corrected thus fixing the slab?

Owner comfortably resting in a retirement home drinking shots of Seagram's-7 (two fingers--like John Wayne), has forgotten he owns it, or doesn't care anymore?

My thinking is that with conventional bank financing drying up and with sellers becoming more and more motivated, seller financing will become a crucial tactic for investors without the liquidity for a cash purchase.Could you please explain how you went about finding that deal in Ft.

Buy And hold Rental.Ocala, FL - Ocala Park Estates, 2019 Built, 1008sq ft or so. 3B/2B/1G.Price: $135K - It actually appraised only for $129K or so but the current similar or inferior listings are there for 150K :(Conventional Loan with 3.625 rates 20% down before the rate hikes started (no points).Not yet rented and hoping for $1300+ rental, Fingers crossed.

Keep fingers crossed.