LUCK would have it, my broker knew one that came up in the market THAT night.

My experience is that the landlord is renting to the tenants at below-market rates, and the tenants aren't the greatest anyway, and the landlord is just tired of it all and therefore decides to just sell out - otherwise, there's relatively few situations that would inspire someone to cut loose a profitable, low-effort investment unless they were really hard up for cash or were aged and ready to turn in for the night. 

I have an REI meeting Thursday night, I've been there a few times before and some of them know me, so I'm going to swallow my pride (I'm ashamed for not having done a deal yet, and I've been going off and on for over a year) and ask for help.

Night and day, teachers teach professions, technicians instruct in skills.

I was out of town, but I told my agent that I wanted to see the place Sunday night when I got back and get a strong offer in Sunday night so they'd see it Monday morning (it's bank-owned, so I knew the offer was everything). 

Good meeting you finally last night Rick Pozos!  

At night, I study anything that interests me, including Real Estate.  

I went to Madison REIA for the first time last night and I'm a bigger fan of it due to it's structure around the meetings.

You can come to the Triangle Deal Maker Sessions this Monday night.

I brought this up at a seminar the other night and a very knowledgeable person who is very involved with TREC told me that since it "NOT AUTHORIZED", if you use it and have any issues, you can't go back to them.