Unfortunately, overpricing is a common issue, distorting market realities and extending time-on-market.

This is so abusive and extortionist in nature, and so disconnected from any sense of reality I'd really have to question the general intelligence of the persons presenting such. 

They find and fix the deals and we sign the checks.The idea was amazing for people whose time is completely eaten up by our employers, looking for a way to create retirement with rental income.However, that is not at all what he did.In reality, he found the crappiest oldest homes ( more like death traps), that no other knowledgeable investor would touch, and upsold them to us for $20-50K more than they were worth, lied about the numbers, and charged us for repairs he never did.

We will see these more frequently on variable rate debt with near term maturity datesOf course this will put the initial investors behind the new debt on the capital stack but it’s really just adding more buckets to shovel water out of a sinking boat.

@Joe Carpyou can buy rentals with a DSCR loan, and they will not require W2 income like a conventional bankhowever, down payments will be 15-30%, so will use up your cash fasthow to scale as we sink money into each property is definitely a major challengei have done a couple successful BRRRRs that helped preserve capitalhope this helps

Hello, I’m seeking advice, methods, reality check, whatever it may be.

If I make the other exponses too conservative, no deals are good enough to purchase whereas not being conservative makes me scare as I don't know what the realities are.

Seller probably not going to like reality.

We have talked for hundreds of hours over that year’s time because some things take time to sink in for me.

Does anyone know the reality of what I'd need to get rid of a problem tenant?