There again, we are back to picking sides based on “who” presumably can afford a loss, reserves that “you owners” should have, and insurance owners should have.  

Then screen agents including the referral and pick one.

You can store the tenant's stuff and give them some time to pick it up and of course they would owe storage fees on it.

I would love to maybe pick your brain on what has worked for you in this market.Thanks,Christopher Alvarez    

Doing some work to find great deals and not just picking stuff off the MLS can essentially "earn" your down payment.

I could do it myself or hire anyone.So basically removing the tank is cheap and it only cost the permits on top off what I had in mind anyway.I'm having the seller fix most items in the CO inspection some I had already seen and planned to pick up so no big deal.

Only locals know what's going on, and your best sources are the neighbors.We heavily invest in C/D areas, and just picked up a house for $22.5K, long term tenant paying (SUPER sweet lady!)

The smartest investors I know are looking for just enough cash flow to be able to survive an interruption in rents, while picking areas that exhibit the best indicators of appreciation.I understand that our appreciation rates here in San Antonio are not sustainable over a very long period of time.

Even though they don't know that block,  Voucher holders  know it very well :D))  You have to make it  nice,so they pick your house. 

The same person who will tell you not to buy the property because of coronavirus concerns will also slide ride past you and pick up the same deal after you drop it.