Banks also have additional requirements regular home sellers do not, such as disclosure of agreements or perhaps holding periods that rule out wholesaling.As to expired listings, I would only target expired listings in poor shape.  

I don't know if this will prove to be a trend or not.

When I was visiting a friend in DC they just opened up a high tech pod hotel called Hive Hotel and it's a concept borrowed from Japan that's been popping up around the world.I really think that the whole tiny house community, pod hotel, and even "pod apartment" concept in densely populated areas is an incredibly interesting trend to look at.

I know the census has data, as well as Citydata and there's some decent demographic data on LoopNet, but I'm wondering if people know of other sources that offer information on demographic growth and trends in different cities through 2016 or maybe into 2017.Thanks,-T

Hopefully it doesn’t end up being more than what I budgeted lol.For cabinets, are the current ones in good shape and just dated? 

Second eviction. 6 months of lost rent, 4 from the tenant, 2 for the renovation, $1000 in materials to get the place back in shape.

I paid $310 and it's now worth about $420 without the lot-- so I could make a bit of $ and keep the lot (now worth $90K)Here are my choices:1) Sell house pay capital gains (25%) and pay down other RE debt or use that cash to build new rental on lot next door.2) Sell house and do 1031 exchange into another investment property in better shape.3) Scrape house and build triplex. 

If you decide to try it, I recommend getting inexpensive machines that are in decent shape.

A question I keep thinking about is what will be the new trends that will emerge as a result of COVID-19.

All their properties are in great shape and they were well managed.