I’m continuing to put out plenty of offers on various properties and exploring different approaches to see what gains traction.For this one, I’m considering proposing a rent-to-own/deal finance contract with strict contingencies—something like requiring monthly photo proof of bank loan payment, with the understanding that failure to comply would result in a loss of equity of the seller.

To gain equity with MFH, I'd recommend doing modern renovations in the kitchen and bathrooms (like you said).

We’ve all agreed that living together would be a win-win: they get to gain independence, and I get to start my real estate investment journey.

I was able to build a small team, but have struggled to see profitable gain in my situation.Cool to hear you actually went over and introduced yourself to boots on the ground in that market.

and act like it isn’t their business And don’t have access or ownership of things.

You have no access to the property so you are buying sight unseen and subject to any and all liens.

And I have access to value add and multi family properties if you are still looking.

if it was 25%, there is a lot of ground to be gained. if it was 50%, not so much.

I financed this deal through a private lender, allowing me flexibility and faster access to funds compared to traditional financing.

Were you able to access the landlord forms as a pro annual subscriber now?