Buyers who are shopping right now are able to leverage 3-2-1 and 2-1 buydowns to get their rates lower on certain properties that have been on the market for 4+ weeks, although we are still seeing mutiple offers in a lot of the popular zip codes and good school district areas.I'll be posting on this thread monthly to keep up with how the market is trending for all who are interested.

Rank breeze is a popular one. 

Most of my deals have come from another popular platform I use.

I do think that Doug has a lot of good points above, and I think that the worst thing for the SubTo guys has been the rise in its popularity.

While you can’t completely control who applies to live in your properties, you most definitely can find areas that are popular with students, young professionals, families, etc. 4) just as important as finding the property, you need to have an exit strategy in mind for the property.

DSCR is also popular among investors because you are able to close in an LLC and you don't hit a max amount of loans like you do with conventional financing. 

By highlighting these features prominently in the listing, you can attract more potential buyers and increase the likelihood of a successful sale.To highlight unique features and selling points, follow these tips:Ensure you highlight these points in the text description and the images uploaded.Focus on the property’s best features, such as a stunning view or a newly renovated kitchen.Emphasize the property’s location, such as proximity to popular restaurants or attractions.Provide information about any recent upgrades or improvements to the property.Remember, your listing may be the only chance you’ll have to persuade a potential buyer to visit the property, so highlight the unique features early in the description and as prominently as possible.

It's become more popular but if the place is priced well, nice/unique it's get bookings. 

Of course, Down payment assistance is available and the you can negotiate closing costs in certain circumstances but your chances of doing both are only reasonable if the property/seller are in a tough spot and the property isn't popular on the market.  

Not to change topics, but what I find most alarming is a popular movement of syndicators educating other want to be syndicators on how to raise money and syndicate multi-family deals and other investments.