I also think there will need to be a solution found in the middle ground because there is a value that buyer agents provide to help buyers navigate the legal complexities, and I'm sure that a large portion of buyers are going to chose not to have an agent in order to save money.

this property is well maintained 50 unit around ten years old preforms well and has assumable low rate freddie debt asking price is 11.7 mil assumable debt is 6.5 mil at less then 3.5 % 

I’d love to hear any feedback or ideas for new features.

I'd agree with a lot of the sentiment - use the "find a lender" feature and speak to a few that lend in your state. 

I took a leap of faith, invested in a run-down apartment complex, and with hard work and strategic planning, I transformed it into a profitable venture.

Invelo created an exclusive premium tier packed with over $1000 worth of advanced features and tools.And the best part?

Judging by my own buyer base, I have roughly two dozen investors seeking Oregon STR, multi family and small balance apartment complexes and commercial investment properties.

This would include user verification, deal posting, and investment tracking.Pros:Higher potential for user engagement and transaction volume.Addresses a more significant need in the real estate investment space.Potential for greater revenue through transaction fees and premium subscriptions.Cons:More complex to build, requiring robust user verification and secure transaction handling.Higher initial investment of time and resources.I have already received strong positive feedback from my Dealsletter subscribers, with many expressing interest in a more comprehensive platform.

The search feature isn't the most functional.

Ended up featured in a major motion picture as the main setting Lessons learned?