It sounds like you found a property from a wholesaler but are looking to get comps on the property.How will the agent who will run comps get compensated?

According to press release found on the web, it was a 2021 purchase...so that's a huge loss over just 2 years.https://www.westernwealthcapital.com/western-wealth-capital-...For those looking to learn, can you share why they were forced to sell so soon?

Most areas we have found that are hot spots have some sort of quasi "local" booking entity, we try to belong to them as well if they are credible.As in anything with being in business almost 25 years, the better your relationships the better the response, this is no different.

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I have found in the Austin area, appreciation is your best option since property values are so high that rent can put you in the red month to month, even on really great deals.

After reading and talking to my lender which didn't offer it (similar to what @Drew Sygit said) I went the conventional route and used cash for the remodel. 203k loans have hurdles, payment draws, specific contractors (grosssss), and other requirements that slow you down or cost money.Investors have found success with (203) loans it but consider your overall goal, budget, and timeline. 

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You just have not found the right property.AND YES, some people just ask crazy stupid prices hoping that someone will pay for it.

If the market temperature is “VERY HOT” then you have found a good city to start wholesaling in.

There was actually even an Airbnb on Meharry Boulevard that was targeted by thieves while guests were inside.I have found some great returns for clients in transitioning areas but would say it seems to be a bit too risky for the time being.