I am going to try and keep this post active with maybe weekly updates of progress and answering any and all questions.

Probably what it boils down to is supply and demand and then to unpack that jobs, schools, amenities, weather, incomes, land limitations, future migration, path of progress, transportation, crime, demo growth etc.

I've been hunting around the various gov websites, trying to piece this all together, and have made little progress. 

As it stands now, the expenses seem a bit high relative to rents, so the goal would be to increase rents and adjust the offer price accordingly.Keep us posted on your progress

Depending on that cost, your cash flow might be low initially but your rent rates will grow as time progresses increasing your cash flow. 

That person will then be notified of being tagged.Always happy to talk real estate and keep us updated on your progress. 

That person will then be notified of being tagged.Always happy to talk real estate and keep us updated on your progress.

Hi @Marcus Tanner how are things progressing?

I'd love to chronicle your progress on my site if you're interested.

Back in the 1800s, a lender could immediately remove a borrower from a property in the event of a default but the law has progressed from that position some time ago.If the property was vacant anyway and not being used, there may not be a lot in the way of actual damages to the owner, but it may provide a smidgen of extra negotiating leverage in trying to get a short sale or deed in lieu done.