Looking to start investing in Section 8 single family homes using the BRRRR method.

Hey @Darius R.

I am sure she is sending him letters (or using other methods to contact him) as well.I'm a small long-term buy-and-hold investor myself, but this property is about 4 hours away from my own market, and would be used personally by my wife and I if we were to acquire it.I'd really like some help from you large operators who work these deals all the time, as to how best make contact with the owner and see if he were interested in selling.  

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I am curious if running ads is an economical / effective method to sell our properties faster.

In this method, the buyer makes regular payments to the seller over a set period and then makes a large final payment (balloon payment) to complete the purchase 

But upon completion I realized that this method was likely not for me.

The psychological benefits include increased confidence, reduced fear, and greater certainty.Question for DiscussionHow do you approach due diligence in your investment strategy, and what tools or methods have you found most effective?

Ideally, targeting properties conducive to the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method can optimize returns, although such opportunities may require thorough market exploration.Should you require further assistance in evaluating potential investments to align with your business strategy, I am available to offer guidance.

I would have an experienced team in place that includes a lawyer, accountant and multiple advisors with experience in R/E investing.