I guess with the new ways to move money Zell and such.. an agent can just wait until the money hits their account..

With current rates around 7%, shouldn't there be an opportunity to purchase properties that were bought with adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARMs) at 3% in past 5-10 years that are hitting their reset period this year 2024 or in 2025?

Message me with your contact info and I will hit you up if I’m ever in Chico the second Tuesday 

I'm curious what you decide to do but agree NJ is tough and lot of other flippers are in the area putting cash offers on beat up homes before we even see them hit the market.

This is exactly what is happening in Idaho.In my opinion, I wouldn't go so far as to say St George is a "bubble," but I do think it gets hit a bit harder in a downturn.

After hurricane Beryl hit, many were left without power for an extended period and I really would like to put my eggs into different basket/market if possible.I see that you’re a real estate broker in Texas yourself.

All going well we'll try to do again in Spring 2025 and hit up Indianapolis

If you're going to be able to consistently invest solid chunks of money every single year, then a big part of your focus should be on not losing money versus hitting crazy returns. $50k invested per year at a 10% annual compounding return is just over $9m in 30 years on $1.5m invested.

Quote from @Collin H.: It's not how much you pay, but how much you net.

If you're curious about the booming Philly market or need some advice, hit me up for a free consultation.Looking forward to connecting with you all and making some profitable moves together!