Quote from @Joseph Bui: Hi Zak, I’m a newer investor myself but I do have 9 doors in a couple Midwest markets (Memphis and Detroit).

I wholesale here in South Florida MLS deals and Off market deals - I m just humbling saying that at my opinion it all starts with motivation and knowing your Buyers - MLS deal I focus on more on the properties and areas where I know my buyers like the most to fix/flip or fix/rent - kinda of reverse wholesaling and then I look for those kind of MLS deals and I work with the Agents - if the seller is motivated and I know my Buyers are ready I present offers that makes sense - for sure not $ 1,000 EMD with 15 days inspections - we need to talk the Agent's language -this works well for meon the other note I come sometimes across Off market deals where Seller are not so motivated or totally unrealistic and their asking price is not making sense - so at the end of the day what I want to say that a good deals is a good deal - no matter MLS or Off market -  for me it is all about motivation and having a solid buyer's listI totally see where you are coming from, but this is factually wrong (i.e. not opinion, fact).So first, I don't think you understand the concept of a motivated seller.You say that you come across off-market deals where the seller is not motivated.

@Joseph Chiofalo is a nationwide lender specializing in foreign national lending or those without a US credit score.

I just wanted to share this as they do a great job of how someone reviews an offering.(1) m. stanfield on X: "Page 9: Rise48 is taking 28% above an 8 pref.

My largest 3rd party management costs are higher vacancy and higher R&M costs than self-management.

@Joseph Stammeyer, the program costs just under $10k and they will fund all of your fix & flip deals, including the rehab.

Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo they offer US mortgages in Puerto Rico and he has some local RE contacts.

@Joseph Chiofalo 7/1 ARM.

Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo for investor friendly lender in those areas.

Quote from @Joseph Chiofalo: Hi Marcus, Your income may be enough to qualify.