I would give them the 3 day notice, then do the lockout.

The company is investing over $11B into this datacenter, but you notice something about the campus; almost no parking lots. 

Has rental demand felt consistent for you, or are you noticing changes in certain areas?

Problem is there’s “creative” financing that DECREASES profitability (ROI) as well as creative financing that increases ROI.Many (most) creative financing deals consist of seller carryback financing.  

I've just noticed a lot of posters that appear to be bots or spammers.

All surrounding counties saw decreases. 

Because of that, I’m specifically trying to avoid full retail MLS pricing and learn how people in this market are sourcing off-market or true wholesale deals.A bit about what I’m looking for:Property type: 2–4 units, or SFH w/ ADU potentialStrategy: Owner-occupied house hackCondition: Open to light value-add (cosmetic, operational)Deal preference: Off-market, pocket listings, direct-to-seller, or wholesaler relationshipsTimeline: Buying in the next few months (relocating end of April)I’ve noticed that many MLS listings in Miami are priced for retail buyers, not investors, and I’m trying to understand:Where are people actually finding good duplex–quad deals here?

Quote from @Barbara Johannsen: I’ve noticed more seller-financed notes coming onto the market lately.

This towns numbers aren't great on AirDNA at all but I noticed a bunch of the listings weren't "professional" looking.

Essentially, this investment appears to double the initial capital over five years.However, I’ve been noticing an increasing number of these properties being listed for sale.