Because I play both I've noticed when when crypto slide down stocks rise up and vs versus.

They filed an eviction on a tenant mid-escrow and withheld information on eviction until I saw a posted eviction notice on the door after closing.

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?

However, if you've already started your preliminary search, you've probably noticed that the quality of neighborhoods can vary a bit within each of those areas. 

The cash flow has likely decreased since the start of COVID in LA.

You have to go through a whole process by sending them a notice to cue etc.  

Was doing a little research the other day and noticed areas like Pinellas and Pasco counties have been quietly outperforming core Tampa on cash-flow metrics this past year.

i guess the question i ask is making someone notice your weapon and maybe making them feel a certain way about it more important then displaying a hard(er) target?

This is my first time selling, and I’m starting to notice some minor issues.

I'm also in the process of getting my real estate license to help generate additional income to help decrease the time required to scale.