Once you nail down how to play in the same market then you can get creative to find new marketing methods that are unique (or even guerrilla tactics).Start by asking people in your network that you think would likely fit your target audience what they do when they're looking to book a multi-family vacation home.Qualitative research then turns to quantitative, so gather ideas from your wealthy friends then do some try them out and be sure to ask any leads/guests "how did you hear about us?"

Take the time to explore various house hacking techniques and select the one that best fits your objectives and available resources.Good luck!

There are strategies that fit any of those configurations as well as others.

I'd be happy to get you in touch with them to see if it would be an appropriate fit, just let me know. 

I am excited for you and hope that you are able to get the asking price down to fit your analysis!

According to the UDO, we should be able to fit 10 houses on the property, and they could each sell for $1.1 million.

You can take draws and make contributions as you see fit.

It's a better spot than people think when looking and you can find a couple and get on a Zoom and see if it's a good fit.Referrals are great as well, but a lot of agents just refer you to someone they know there, not necessarily the best fit for the client.

We are investor focsued and specialize in and around the Worcester market and given your price point, that may seem like the best fit.

It doesn't have to be perfectly defined - for example you can have more than one market - but once you have a general criteria you can gather a list of Sponsors, eliminate those that don't fit your criteria, and then begin to interview them / some of their investors to make your final decision.