Sometimes they are noteworthy and sometimes not.I don't think it's reasonable to charge people two application fees so it's probably just best to get your leads through Zillow and then have them apply on a different website to screen them.

(Many people that bought commercial assets with no cashflow two to three years ago are now facing foreclosure.) 

Most people set their liability on their primary insurance to $300k, then have the umbrella policy kick in after that to a higher amount.

Basically just something where I can have a few numbers, setup an IVR, and have a few key presses routing to certain numbers/people.

Financial suicide......The only people that should try and own and operate D class units are local and VERY experienced in that genre... they know all the eviction attorneys, law enforcement, social services and local "muscle" to handle the class of people and properties you will deal withNew and out of state?

I've heard of people spending more time and money on the land, utilities, roads, and common areas (especially if there's a bath house) than the units themselves.

Like the Majority of people, as Rich Dad puts it I have been living in fear.

People are more likely to post their successes than their failures on sites like this.

I read somewhere that "people" are moving away from it. 

I would like to hear from "PEOPLE WHO HAVE DONE THIS"  type of flipping / buy-n-hold, as well as the pros and cons of doing so.The first issue that comes to mind is where to get funding on a property with such low entry value.Coffee talk amongst yourselves and get back to me.