Just know that it's not an OTA - it's a lead gen source so you'll get into contract with someone off platform and you'll collect rent off platform.

I saw someone on the forum refer to having a low interest rate but wanting to expand your portfolio as the "golden handcuffs".

When someone goes after a landlord, is there a certain range that settlements typically fall within?

General contractor in business for 40+ years with an opportunity to acquire someone else's unfinished rehab for ~$2M with an ARV of $4M - $6M depending on whether we finish the existing project or tear down and start over with a better design. 

I have some simple questions if I could get in contact with someone please?

Maybe it's priced aggressively enough that they think someone will buy it based on the limited info available on it, or maybe it's a FSBO deal and the seller is unreasonable, or maybe the listing agent is doing the best they can dealing with a difficult or hard to reach seller, or the seller has sloppy accounting, or they died, or the listing agent is incompetent/inexperienced, who knows?

Find someone in your local market who moves a ton, go 50/50% with him or her on your next deal and let them manage the sticky situations and get through the barriers.  

I posted only once so far offering to find someone off market properties here in San Antonio, however that comment was removed because I didn't read the rules and realize that type of comment is supposed to be in the classfieds section.I've learned a lot so far and I hope to add some value to the REI community here at BP.

This allows someone to handle a flip on their schedule (nights, weekends, spare minutes...).

Anyone that needed furnished for a MTR I found them someone who would do a shorter lease and then just sent them to cort.com for the furnishings.