I am open to other ideas as well.Hopefully I explained my self well enough.So any suggestions on the best way to invest the funds?

Mark and I are open to doing a deal on our own or doing a JV as well depending on deal size.

Many investors don’t feel comfortable submitting low offers on homes listed on the open market (MLS).

It might be a lot different than what you’re doing, but definitely still something to keep in mind.

Thankfully, the future tenants didn't seem to mind though!

Me and my team would certainly be open to a quick consult to talk through your goals further and help unpack some potential additional approaches you may not have considered.Congrats on the recent acquisition!

I want to believe the data they are showing but the top line they show is actually the zipcode i live in 80817 and its showing 3400 for a 4 bed when a 4 bed here is only 2400 market so I feel like that error means i have to scrutinize the whole data sheet.If anyone has a second would you mind researching really fast as to what the Max Rent amounts are for Zipcode 81007 3 bed 2 bath (I'm seeing 1500 on some and 1840 on others , but that 1840 is what a new build class A rents for in that neighborhood / Zip. so its got me questioning. 

But insurance companies have one goal in mind...accept policy premiums and pay out as little and as infrequently as possible.

Our leasing specialist, originally my dad, logged many miles covering the far corners of the CSRA, opening up doors for prospective residents—when they bothered to show up.

That they want to pay cash for a home to live next to you.Is it possible they value the quality of life by living next to you, and the peace of mind of not having a mortgage or having to deal with a long distance property, more than owning real estate?