All Forum Posts by: Christian Dozier

If you are talking single-family it is much harder to sell with a tenant in it. You will limit your buying pool to only investors and they are more concerned about numbers than the emotional connections an owner-occupier would be.

Additionally, scheduling showings is a hassle and tenants can get worn out quick with showings. As others have said they do not have an incentive to keep a tidy place and sometimes can be unruly.

If it is multifamily, especially smaller multifamily. Having tenants is much more understandable. I typically try to tell owners to keep one vacant this allows for easy quick showings and opens the door for the househack.

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hello I just got a rental property and its leased out for this next year. is it bad to sell with new tenants? is it harder? what's the process...

Investors tend to have their own preferred system for vetting tenants. Properties without tenants are always going to be preferred because the investor will get new "good" tenants (based on their vetting process) and typically at a higher rent.

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thank you guys!

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hello I just got a rental property and its leased out for this next year. is it bad to sell with new tenants? is it harder? what's the process...

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Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment central il

Purchase price: $63,000
Cash invested: $10,000
Sale price: $99,900

first live in fix and flip!

How did you finance this deal?

traditional

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thank you!

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hello im an investor based out of central Illinois and im looking to get financing from private money lenders looking to make a passive income does anyone have any suggestions oh who or where to start?? financing would be for single family or small multifamily flips!

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I will look into these options thank you!

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I'm looking to cash out refi non-owner occupied SFH BRRR in ILLINOIS. I believe the appraised value will be approx $75k-$90k. Does anyone have a lender recommendation who will do DSCR or non-QM cash out refi's for loan amounts in the $50k-$75k range? thank you!

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All Forum Posts by: Christian Dozier

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