Hi there my savvy friends, I have the Midas Touch when it comes to spotting (some call it scouting) "money" sitting vacant. I am called upon now & then from a few Ag brokers to find & negotiate a deal. My girl...

You can do a 1031 with a fixer-upper, no problem, but the intent has to be that you purchased it to lease it out and have the income, not to flip it.

Having someone in during the cold winter months at a lower rate is better than not having someone there at all - especially if she's taking good care of the place.Get the upper unit rented as quickly as possible (with a good tenant, of course) so any vacancy in the unit below is mitigated. 

They can set up per your capacity needs. 

They are extreme fixer uppers a process that i do not wish to deal with, but they are priced extremely cheap and one has an estimated worth of about 10x that(according to the Realestate agent selling it though, do i believe this or is there possibility that this is a lie).

Consider selling the fixer-upper house to create your source of capital.

They will get these properties as soon as they hit the market, which will give you a leg up from just your searches on Zillow/realtor.com.

I live in a college town of approximately 100k residents + 25k or more students, lately the rental market has been more student oriented and it seems that rents are rising in general. I have had my eyes on a 4br about...

(upper darby, darby)Thanks!!

I have come across a bank owned 3 family in upper Fairfield county that I hope to make my first deal!