I have some insight on how the market works and the tips and tricks of an investor.

Hi everyone, I’m based in Memphis and I’ve noticed a lot of out-of-state investors buying here.

We are running a business after all if you're a real estate agent or investor and businesses always have systems and outsourcing like you said.

He’s willing to invest $35,000 and possibly more as a silent investor, while I’ll handle everything from acquisition to renovation and resale.

However, the City doesn't want outside investors, we have enough of them, and they are actively penalizing investors already here, for the out of town investors.

Most of our deals come from our in-house marketing efforts.Lately, I’ve been thinking about how valuable it would be to connect with a small group of fellow full-time investors who are operating at a similar level — people who want to openly discuss strategy, systems, and what’s working in their markets.

- We see many investors buy Class C/D properties expecting Class A/B results - which may only happen for a short time, but not long-term.Please be aware that zip codes do NOT work in the City of Detroit! 

Something I see often when talking with investors:
Most compare interest rates… but forget to compare speed.
A slightly lower rate doesn’t help much if it means you lose the deal to someone who can close in 10 days....

Price range, area, condition, SFR/lot/teardown — whatever you’re focused on.Always interested in understanding what different investors are looking for in this market.

Flippers and builders — are you seeing more investors moving toward ground-up construction instead of traditional rehabs?