If rates are at 5-6% in 5 years, this will be very attractive to a buyer.Depending on the loan amount (and a bunch of other factors) this may be a good candidate for agency debt (Fannie/Freddie).

Simple things like a basket of fruit etc. to make it seem more "homey".

What the Covid has done is actually slow the Detroit market down just enough to keep the door open for investors who still want to get in while the getting is great and capitalize on favorable purchase prices getting that biggest bang for your buck, high double digit COC return, best rent to value ratio in the country as well as fruitful appreciation.

Hello! I am relocating for work from Oklahoma City to Jacksonville Fl. In search of an agent who has experience working with investors. Ideally I would like to find a SFH (3/2 minimum) that I can turn into a rental in...

If you plan on investing in multiple states there are some agencies that are licensed in multiple states.I would recommend checking for agents in that state that are familiar with what you plan to do (buy & hold, Flip, Reno, etc.).

They’re best used when you’ve maxed out your 10 conventional loans, if you don’t qualify for conventional lending or if you’re looking at commercial properties that are too small for agency debt.

I have also been on the other side too so I appreciate when the fruit is sweet. 

As long as you do the right research , they can be fruitful investments , especially for new investors.

They seem entirely misinformed and looking for the lowest hanging fruit rather than trying to help your needs.

Any leads on companies that are looking for agents for BPO in warm south?