That is because practically all motivated sller leads are people in the process of being forced to sell a home due to legal pressure.

Do you typically replace existing boiler systems with forced air or does it depend on the circumstances?

Hello all,
I have owned my primary residence for 3 years. I have renovated with contractors and some DIY. All together around 80k worth of money invested. Looking to get that cash back as soon as possible to use it t...

Class A you're more at the winds of the market rather than being able to force appreciation like a true value-add deal.

I just retired from the Air Force.

you know you get a good hail storm and the storm casher/roofers are out in force telling everyone insurance will replace your roof.. they cold call you..

Turns out, the seller had taken out a construction loan, moved out, and rented it, but his credit tanked, forcing a quick sale.

I recently retired from the Air Force after 30 years and I own four properties.

Multifamily properties can benefit from forced appreciation, where you increase value through renovations and improved management, potentially achieving 5% to 7% appreciation annually, especially if the rental market remains robust.

Otherwise, these texts can get lost in your personal phone, mixed in with your family and friend's messages, or accidently deleted.As a small landlord myself, I'd rather not force my tenants into an app - I’d rather keep it simple with texting while automatically logging those texts in a central place (landlord dashboard) for record-keeping and a clear paper trail.