San Antonio in 2025 isn't just another market—it's a chance to be part of a city on the cusp of a tech revolution.

Wait. let me try to paint a picture for you.If you were blindfolded in the middle of a city and randomly picked people BLINDLY, you would have FAR MORE chance of getting a motivated seller compared to targeted lists.WHY?!

We estimate that financing will be about 1% more than going a traditional route. 

Your 11 year estimate on how long it will take to recover my capital does not take into consideration an average 5% increase of rents per year.

I was estimating the ARV at 160-165k which I don’t know what it will be for sure but I’m a little worried it might be less which throws a wrench in things as well. 

Define who you want to serve, and then determine which market offers you the best chance to provide the housing they need.

I still have been tagging you in on posts all the time for Columbus.The post was about constructive criticism vs. blind faith and you took your post as a chance to tag the CEO of the company back into the forum to talk about me.

The chances of this happening are very small and it would burden the team and owners more than its worth. 

There are a decent number of VTB's in Winnipeg but it is typically for very cheap properties and/or properties that won't sell. 99% of agents have no clue what they are or how to negotiate the terms of a VTB.Most sellers need the cash for either there next home or retirement so your best chance of finding seller financing options are for buying properties already owned by investors

I haven't turned over our estimates as I told our realtor that the estimates won't cover the real cost to us, which is higher due to loss of use (no rental income while work is being done) and time that we'll have to invest in hiring and coordinating the work.