I would imagine you would have better luck reaching out to folks in the specific zip code than doing a general forum post. 

The current rehab project that I'm doing ended up being worse than I imagined.

Everyone has their own area of expertise, I imagine BiggerPockets is full of the people with answers to your questions. :) I love that story...thanks for letting me tell it!

I would imagine that the way they view my husband is the same way blue collar workers view us white collar workers.

Today, can you imagine having that thing you wanted to be as a kid, ripped from your life ? 

Imagine if you asked your broker to do a CMA analyzing every single house in your zip code on 100 different data points.

If so, I imagine you won't be paying utilities or anything else for yard maintenance?

So I imagine it's probably not the safest neighborhood (but only an assumption)2) the listing indicates it's a turnkey, which entails this is not a value add3) the expenses are about 30% of the income. huge red flag. they should be more like within 40-60% range.You can use the loopnet properties to practice your underwriting but otherwise, always look for potential red flag as the listing agents usually present a property with pro-forma numbers.Originally posted by @Alessandro Struppa:Originally posted by @Spencer Gray:As a general rule if a property is on Loopnet and has a high listed cap rate / sales price it means that these deals have been passed on by active investors/buyers. 

I can't imagine anyone paying that much for half a duplex.

Can’t imagine why any buyer Would buy it prior to an approval Letter being issued and everything set for closing.