My budget is flexible up to 800k for the right property (would like to buy) and ideally looking for a multifamily.

That means we need the appraisal to come at contract price and not below it, which gives the buyer an opportunity to renogotiate the sale price to our detriment.Appraisers, on the other hand, would ideally like to be left alone and have nobody question their appraisals.This thread, and this entire site, is meant to help investors, not appraisers, and therefore expresses what is be best for investors.

For my senior project, I am researching the ideal marketing strategy for a hypothetical (but could become real) multi-unit Tiny Home STR property in Malibu, CA (with the potential to generate huge cash flow and long-term equity ;)To graduate, I need a guest from a real estate company to sit in on my final presentation (10 minutes) and to provide brief feedback (3-5 minutes) on Tuesday, April 23rd at 3:00 PM PST on Zoom (15 minutes total).

If you can find anyone that has agency contracts in your area, that would be ideal so you could have a similar benchmark of what the agency is willing to pay.

Ideally I prefer 2 bedroom for my own vacation reasons but how does that translate to ROI.

If you're looking for the ideal property to utilize for house hacking, don't give up on real estate investing; perseverance is key.

Ideally, I'm looking for a general contractor or developer willing to engage in a revenue split arrangement or someone interested in a long-term land lease.Does anyone have advice on how to navigate this situation?

My ideal scenario involves acquiring a 2-4 unit property or a single-family home with an ADU, enabling me to leverage rental income to qualify for a larger mortgage.

I’ve faced similar hurdles, being based in San Diego, where the market isn’t ideal for Buy and Hold Deals.

I have heard that the ideal areas are between the 1604 and 610 belt routes and north of 90 are the prime areas for real estate.