A thorough evaluation will help you identify potential risks and make informed decisions about whether a property is worth investing in.Here are some key factors to consider when evaluating a distressed property:Location: Location is one of the most important factors in real estate, and it's no different when it comes to distressed properties.

Firstly, understand the lay of the land by checking local zoning regulations, assessing available utilities, and conducting thorough market research.

I buy and help people buy multifamily all the time and you really wanna be thorough during inspections.

Second, conduct thorough research and connect with investors in your chosen market.

This can be a good way to leverage your down payment and investment acumen while still meeting lender requirements.In any case, it's wise to thoroughly research and understand the terms and risks associated with any loan before committing.

Taking the time to thoroughly evaluate the pros and cons of each option will guide you toward the most suitable choice for your real estate investing journey.

It will provide everything you will need for managing rentals in a much more thorough way than I could write out here in the forums!

Limited information about the property and market trends presents an opportunity for thorough exploration.

Some investment strategies don't offer such luxury but worth spending a little money up front confirming as that's something your LP's will ask or want to know has been thoroughly researched.  

A thorough analysis of a property's DSCR helps assess its income-generating potential and overall profitability.Loan Structuring: DSCR loans allow for flexibility in loan structuring based on the property's cash flow.