The key ingredient that you need to be able to identify is seller motivation.

That is your label and a personal view.

In my area they are generally labeled, "NON MLS" on the county accessors page.

Hi everyone,I recently posted about a deal that my friend was considering in Dallas, TX; that post is below and labeled "original post".

Yeah I guess I mis-labeled Anderson as a suburb.  

Is simply buying an owner occupied multi family enough to constitute the label "real estate investor".  

On the other hand, I'm a self-labeled liberal who, while enjoying the free market, also thinks the free market leaves some people behind.

I've been on BP for half a decade now, and I feel like this is the kind of deal that gets labeled as A Bad Deal, and I can't figure out why, so I'd love your input:My investing parameters: $350/month cashflow per door, 3 bed 2 bath townhomes, B properties in B neighborhoods, built after 2003, with as little of my time invested as possible.My current rental property is a 2 bed 2 bath townhome in the north suburbs of Minneapolis. 

  I try not to label things like owner finance or options.

They save as a PDF and you can label them.