I just noticed this 32-unit property in Fayetteville, NC listed on the Triangle MLS a few days ago.

Appliances are usually listed in the purchase agreement.

We plan on listing it for sale in January 2017 again but he keeps stating his desire to purchase.

During the downturn they drop off like flies.I only do commercial so what I do is highly specialized and the herds do not work in that space like houses.At first most sellers for SFR will not let you list their home.

Lot of newbies, like me, gets confused on which list to build first, Cash buyers list or look for deals first.

Act as a RE agent that you are.. get a buyer if its a great deal that would not be hard.. sell it to them make your commish then get the list back  rinse repeat about 20 times a year and make your self a few hundred grand with NO MOney out of your pocket other than normal business expenses anyone would have when you have your own business that provides you a 6 figure income.on the credit side I don't think folks realize how devastating it is to let your credit slide.. at least when you then want to get credit.. if there is anything for younger up and coming folks to hone in on is the disability you place yourself in when you cannot manage your personal credit and you let it get bad.

One is listed at $119K (3unit) and the other is listed at $99K (3unit)...subject to negotiation.

I listed the house for $120,000.

The pros far outweigh the cons, which include:Safer living & health conditions for tenantsA peace of mind for you as owner & for tenantsWhich can then in turn directly or indirectly, depending on your perspective & outcome, reduce vacany rates Don't forget the other pros;Lead contractors will make a fortuneMore regulation is always betterThe government knows bestThe list you provided above is fluff.  

The listing agent says they had an offer but the financing fell through.I am wondering if financing this property with bank financing would be possible?