I'm looking for recommendations for an agent that specializes in short sales for the N.

Hi @Dalton N Green,I don't have any clue about Deal Automator in specific, and I hope it is an exception to the rule in this space.Every company I'm aware of that has popped up over the years claiming to "make deals happen automatically" and "make investing easy" are pure crockery.These shiny object companies play on the pain-points that all investors feel in the process of trying to find and analyze deals, vet partners and vendors, and scale.In reality each of these companies has some useful function to it, but beware of the claim of any company to make a deal and automatic thing.Good luck out there!

Remember selling a property to someone relocating to N.

If you've done it for a while, you should be able to diagram a work flow n even stages for that workflow detailing all the parties to interact with as well as a decision type chart and timeframe for each segment, right?

First, start narrowing down how you want to invest your way to wealth... fix n’ flip,buy and hold, BRRRR, etc.  

-Mike N

I tried using the N, I, PMT, FV calculations that Lonnie Scruggs uses in his mobile home books for sale (they are great by the way buy them).

There are a number of newly renovated houses as well Your ARV is off. 2713 E Monumnet is a much nicer renovation, is larger and sold for $155k.  810 N Linwood is larger, much nicer, and a superior style of rowhouse sold for $185k. 526 N Potomac looks similar to yours, without an abandoned adjascent and sold for $140k.

@ Mark since they are goverment owned and Im sure they have a huge inventory how much posable can you negotiate some of these propertys in certain neighborhoods I probably would not take if you gave them to me free n clear, what does hurt if it is listed at 35000 and I offer them 20000 Im assuming they would want to clear out there inventory.

Hey @Carl N., just to be clear, do you mean if you happen to stop by while looking into your STR?