You can also control the scheduling of when and how often the unit is viewed.

I discovered he had lost everything and was homeless, poor guy.You really don't know this guy, and if he's not returning your calls, it might be best just to move on and find someone who is more interested in helping you.Acting like this is probably wasting your time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

We lost everything a few years later as we got too too speculative in 2008.

They are also complaining about spiders and although I offer pest control as a courtesy, I know that pest control is not my responsibility in GA.

I have had many offers and tenants were great, but I am separated and want control of my own money.They are suing for specific performance, despite that performance being to close on Aug 18.

If I can get a HML or 203k Rehab loan for $530k, I think I can swing it all.Purchase price (possibly) offer = $500k <---I think the owner would take that if sold as-isRehab = $30kSell = $595kProfit = $65kLease payments to new owner for 1 year = $36kLeftover profit (use for fees or whatever else) = $30kHave I lost my mind or is this a doable scenario?

How many people have lost that asset in this pandemic, and in 2008 because of hard times? 

I feel that because I am not present physically, that he has a lot of control over the properties.

Most of the clients I work with via personal financial coaching see themselves get a “raise” by controlling the outflow / expenses.

I was in a meetup about two years ago with an older gentleman in his late 70's where he told the group about how he lost over 40 million in real estate during the last crash.