We have two properties in a distressed area that need some loving attention.

I have a motivated seller of a distressed home that has about 650 sq ft more than the tax records show.

If you are looking for distressed properties, check the auctions.

Hi. I would like to know my fellow CRE investors of what u think. We are in contract of this apartment building in Kansas City, MO. 6 units, needs a total rehab/rebuild. Fire sale. Previous owner claimed 150k from ins...

Make sure you collect all owner types, not just LLCs or vacant homes etc (you are not looking for a property in distress, you are looking for an owner who wants to cash out today - they don't own a vacant house - they live in that target property).

Buying with cash also allows investors to buy heavily distressed assets that would not otherwise qualify to residential or commercial financing.The con involved in paying cash is you greatly limit your buying power.

Hope to see you thereHomework for Newbys Bring a distressed/property lead and a laptop and we will show you how and where to look up the information to contact the owner.

I believe that motivated sellers are not on MLS as much because they don't have time to g o through this longer process.If you can offer cash and a quick close you should be able to get better deals from motivated sellers or distressed properties.

I’d say it depends on the strike price:A- basically turnkey, pay out the nose, appreciation play, break even or negative cashflow B- “cosmetic “, still low equity, some or no cashflowC- “needs work”, some equity but if it’s SFR not that sexy, .8-1.3% cashflow D- distressed, equity gets eaten up in repair but might get 1.3-1.5%You have to take into account any financial motivators, liens, concessions, the neighborhood, schools, taxes....Find the best value in an emerging market.

If u want small multifamily though, i'd look into distressed properties for best return on investment.