The main investor still wants to go through with it *if* they can find someone to go in half’s with them, but I’m afraid they won’t be able to find someone to go in with them in time.Here’s some more info, if it makes a difference, so you could give more spot on advice: the house is extremely unique in California, three hours east of SF in the Sierra Nevada mountains & and was built by a bridge maker as his own residence back in the 60’s, so it’s one of a kind.

ya nothing out east can compare with Tahoe.. 

Full disclosure I help dispo deals for REI Nation who operates in several markets in the southern/middle part of the country. 70% of the sales go to existing clients so I think that speaks volumes to those investors experience. 

In markets like Memphis and others here in the southern/middle part of the country we are still able to cash flow despite the interest rate environment. 

As we reflect on the challenges faced during the financial crises of 2007-2012 and draw parallels to the current market conditions of 2024, one concept stands out: the “Missing Middle.”The term “Missing Middle” refers to the scarcity of housing options between single-family homes and large-scale apartment complexes.

Most of our clients prefer the middle/southern part of the country because the price points are much easier and the laws are landlord friendly. 

I am Active Duty Air Force At Seymour Johnson just east of Liberty.

We're seeing deals in south, midwest and east but the west coast is tricky.

How far East or West?

I just checked it out and it looks like their basic model is $20/property and their middle package is 1% of revenue, which is not worth it in my opinion.