Each area has its own advantages, so it all comes down to what fits your investment strategy best.

Depending on the repair (reroof, new electrical system etc) reputable and solvent contractors can be open to being paid at closing.There are also third party companies such as Curbio that can be a fit for this situation.

Hey Andrew: The Freddie Mac Small Balance Loan (SBL) and Fannie Mae Small Loan multifamily programs could be a good fit for a project like this.

Over 75% of US cities have less than 10K people so the city staff and planning dept are very accessible and are a great free resource to understand zoning and where your vision can fit into their community.

I'd start by refining your search criteria, researching the surrounding markets, and comparing them to what best fits your needs, etc. 

I sold one fairly quickly for a profit, only because it didn't quite fit my portfolio.

Feel free to shoot me a message and we can see if I have anything that might be a good fit.

I would choose the strategy that best fits your strengths (unfair advantages) and what the market in your area demands.

Leases typically last 6-12 months or longer, minimizing vacancy periods.Best Fit For: Investors seeking a “set it and forget it” approach.

I think my property would be a good fit.