also you want to in most instances have your title company run date down title before you accept one.. if there are leins and judgements your taking title sub too those when your record your dil.sometimes when U look at the current state of the title you will determine you need to do the full foreclsoure to extinguish juniors who are now latched on to your title.

So the properties that this will work on are properties that can be flipped...but instead of selling at the end, you are holding the property.Not all properties, not all locations are conducive to flipping though, and that is where people trying to implement this strategy, or who try to flip often run into a brick wall.Locate the locations where flipping works....to do this, simply look and see where there are tons of flips going on.

I have been reading loads of books (my all time favorite is Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate), listening to podcasts (favorite is obviously Bigger Pockets, also Jake & Gino’s Wheelbarrow Profits), and reading a lot on the forums.I currently run my own personal training/online training business.

That being the case, I'm ready to hit the ground running when I finally get boots on the ground in Pittsburgh. 

I am an active flipper/landlord in Houston, TX and also run a software company.

HRLA is an all volunteer run landlord club dedicated to buy and hold education and best practice sharing.

In your experience, has running adds helped solely in boosting likes/followers or do you find legit buyers/investors coming to you from the content you put out?

You are saying that $200 net of operating and morgage costs is what you run into a lot?

If your whole sale runs you a extra 10K are you financially OK with that?

Those 'rules' are good for express analysis but you should be talking to your property management company to see how they think they can run that specific property.