That leads me to the looming recession.

Few things I noticed right away: 50% of the units are month to month - could lead to high turnover and vacancy.

 Hi Fellow investors,   Have any investors on this platform had a great experience with a trustworthy title company in the Bay Area, California with subject to transactions?

@Caleb Heimsoth So basically I want to only look at 100% equity leads?

After 3 months of marketing I received a lead from one of my bandit signs. 

(decent deal in a HOT Chicago market) but the home comes with some violations from the prior owner, they are 10 and 5-year-old violations, my attorney believes should not hold up closing, my mortgage broker has a different opinion. the total to cure violations is about ~30k-40kMy lender misleads me from the beginning of the transaction, leading me to believe I can purchase the property with conventional financing and 10% down, he knew the property had violations.

What I love about this business is that you don't really know where it might lead you.

Could this be a leading indicator of areas where rents have grown too quickly, and are poised to fall?

The default amount, which is the amount needed to cure (Plus fees), leads to the judgment amount, which is typically the total debt, plus fees.

They have just pulled out of Ohio to focus more out west on their commercial business.I saw some of your posts and thought I’d ask if you had any leads on hard money in the area?