It's next to my house so I could easily manage the property myself and rent it out for $2000+ per month.

My real estate agent asked a few buyers, and no one has provided that information yet.

Any insights or advice you can provide would be incredibly helpful as I navigate this potential investment.Thank you very much for considering my request.

This is an acceptable appraisal approach.Sometimes using simple and common sense is ok way to go.Good luck and don't forget to invite all those who provide an answer to a BBQ ;-)

A quick question:  Would you be able to provide further clarity why you classified zip code 64052 /64053 as mostly bad for rental?

If considering appreciation and buy and hold for 10+ years, and looking across my entire portfolio, I can afford to have negative cash flow on one property, while providing a good quality property at affordable, below market rates.

when lookin at skip tracing providers, find one that has pricing and payment options available based on the volume you'll be submitting.

In the mean time, if the HOA does try to re-foreclose on it, our legal adviser said that basically we once we get the main title we are still in a 1st position and can have the HOA's tenant (if they are even able to place once in there even) easily thrown out.My take away, skip this HOA foreclosure auctions.

Consulting with real estate professionals and financial advisors can provide personalized advice based on your specific situation and market conditions.

His average contract value is around 15-20k and his profit margins on these jobs are roughly 50%.I don't have an agency or any sort of business that provides this service.