They also don’t like loaning into markets they are not familiar with. 

Generally that's going to mean buying something under market (per sf) because it needs some attention, fixing it up while you're in there, then moving on and doing it again.

Hello, Fellow Bakersfield, RE investor. I'm new to the RE investment here in Bakersfield and would like to know if investing in the Oleander area is profitable. I'm looking to build a MFH in the area and would like to...

I am focusing on trying to find off market deals and working with creative finance since expansion is slow moving based on my salary, and I'm too impatient to wait for the duplexes to earn another down payment.Is there a financing option that I am missing to get a loan for a down payment?

I searched for the similar bill in 2024, but couldn't locate it online.

In my market, buyers have to have an agreement signed before we can take them to see any properties.

After getting discouraged, we decided to take a different approach: looking for off market deals.

If they can’t make my day, I respond that they can look online to see if it’s still available afterwards and if so, hopefully they can make the next one.

Considering purchase in Georgia market that is currently rented as Section 8. 

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $43,750 Under market purchase.