I walk them just to see the potential and I say to myself wow i'm suprised it is still available

This approach allows you to familiarize yourself with the intricacies of the development process and provides a tangible proof of concept to present to potential investors.

It should stipulate which party is paying for the Title search, and who is responsible for potential remedies. 

If potential tenants have been properly screened, properly onboarded, and properly communicated with then people are almost always going to return the favor in the same manner.

Second, just because you've identified these properties as a potential purchases does not mean you should.

A market where the potential is not just in growth of mid-term rental demand, but also appreciation based on historical trends and forecasted supporting employment.

As a new member, I'm particularly interested in long-term multifamily rental investments, specifically in the Triangle Area of North Carolina.Having researched various real estate markets, I find the Triangle Area’s growth potential, bolstered by its strong educational institutions and diverse industries, particularly compelling.

Investors looking to pay 50-70% of market value.One thing I would suggest is potentially get at least one tenant on month-to-month so you could perhaps sell it to a house hacker. 

I'm a lawyer, and as such my favorite answer is "it depends."

Hey @Mike Griffin, here are some ideas: -Potentially higher sales price because they are flexible on terms-Faster sale-Residual monthly income that can act as an income stream in retirement At 5% interest amortized over 30 years, the seller would make $90k in interest just in the first year.