Find other investors and sell the leads to them (wholesaling) or partner with them to create a win-win. 

if you bid and win and its not occupied, move in or rent it or sell it.

That's a win in my book.A bit of backstory: @Travis Biziorek and I met here on BP and developed a friendship over the past few years.

@Veronica Calvillo There is a local group We Win (Women's Group).

This realization left me astonished at my own capabilities.In 2021, within the span of a year, I successfully made an offer on my first condo, situated near the famous Las Vegas Strip by Bellagio.

I believe that would be a win-win where you get a job and lots of experience.

The owner handles the rehab themselves.So, we rarely charge any fees as our owners typically choose one of the 3 options and they are all a win/win for both of us. 

If you win a bid, you are inheriting an expensive headache, a safety concern, and a tax liability. 

I am thinking about using hard money to fund my new build but once completed refinancing thru a traditional bank to get a longer loan and a more favorable rate. find. lender that does both. easy street we are talking to for several new build triplexes for clients in columbus. they go up to 85% LTC and then can refinance on a DSCR. they want to see you win and do way more transaction volume than smaller local or regional funds.

The project turned out to be a win-win for everyone involved and it would not have been possible without the fantastic team we had in place. https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/once-hilton-head-bank-now-110000007.html What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?