Hello everyone,I am an investor in the san Diego/Los Angeles area and want to work with whole sellers in potentially buying their deals.

No timeframe of when property will be potentially generating cash flow again.  

In those instances, you have to look at other metrics like your cash on cash return to assess if it still fits your goals and bux box.

My plan is to find discounted properties & do the BRRR strategy & potentially have section 8 tenants.

If the contract included clauses about assignment and the ensuring processes like realtor showings and potential sale to an investor, and you signed this agreement, then legally, the company can proceed as outlines, even if the reality doesn't match your initial expectations. 

However, I still want to minimize potential issues, especially when it comes to hiring a real estate agent.I bought my primary residence back in 2022, but the real estate agent I dealt with wasn't particularly helpful in my opinion. 

The potential of the two homes on site having this home be paid off by renters.

You also have to look at the ARV potential and that alone can supersede first few years cash flow.

This aesthetic appeal can significantly enhance the overall attractiveness of the property, leaving a lasting impression on potential tenants.Furthermore, investing in granite countertops has the potential to increase rental rates and property value.

I have a ton of potential clients too for you.