Have you spent much time looking at the stock of 4-plexes in Vegas?

Most sales are cash sales, at some foreclosure sales you need 100% cash on the spot, at other sales you might have 3 to 10 days to pay the balance.

hey man i find my self in the same spot, overwhelmed by all the info.

Short-term, especially somewhere like Orlando (versus a Caribbean island or somewhere that is an obvious vacation spot), will be very hard and you are much less likely to make any money than doing a long-term rental.

There is another lot 3 spots down that sold a year ago for 28k and is on the market now for 29k.

As a seller I'd be annoyed by some hoighty toighty real estate shark (likely how he sees you) calling with another low ball offer when he and I know I'm in a tight spot.

Both educational and entertaining. 2000 Tech Stock bubble and 2012 Gold Bubble posts are equally interesting.

And being in the tech business, I've gone through the ups and downs of the stock market (was actually a multi millionaire ON PAPER for a while till the dot com crash).

Typical 1/1, but in her bedroom I saw 2 spots she has a bucket collecting water leaks and the ceiling sheetrock is stained.

One older garden style complex about 2 miles away that rents for $750 (all bills paid) for a 600 sq. ft 2 bedroom.Mine will be listed in MLS.Rentometer.com says $900 is reasonable for 2 bedroom and a good deal for 3 bedroom... however I don't really put a lot of stock in that analysis.Bryce, you said $900 is aggressive.