I know you can easily get those numbers further north, but the cash flow just isn't there based on purchase price.  

You could easily be one of the lucky ones whose tenants obliviously continue life as before, but the risk is terrible.

The house is easily worth $305,000 and rents would be about $2,200 so at $220,000 it would be a great rental to add to our portfolio BUT, the contract says the buyer has to lease back to the original owner for 30 days and it will be sold sight unseen.

Kitchen: at first glance it looks rough, but you could easily remove the water damaged wood below the sink and replace it with plywood.

All easily convertible back into a garage if I wanted but by spending less than 20k on each conversion I was able to receive almost all of that back within the first year and then profit year and after.

That way its easily accessible when an opportunity arises.

Right now I find that I can easily find properties but have been finding difficulty showing proof of funds making people  willing to  wholesale their properties.

So, as a technology entrepreneur, I got to wondering if there's a way to research, acquire, and manage my deals more easily using the power of artificial intelligence (AI) or some other internet software.I have an idea of what I think I need to build, but before I build it, I would appreciate some feedback from this community: What's the hardest (or most frustrating) part of real estate investing for you?

Just like how we can do it easily when there and how contractors are always better when they aren't the huge 1-800 numbers.

Before price reduction seriously consider kitchen island with seating (2 seats, maybe 3 would fit?).