Not sure what new western is, but in general you generate a target list using a tool like propstream and you call it asking if they would accept an offer on the property.

Also, look at job growth in your target areas, new jobs usually mean a strong rental market.

The “process” is the same as opposed to how the marketing is different in each state depending on whether it is a judicial process (court filings with a judge) or non judicial ( Lender simply posting in a legal newspaper)Yes,a short sale can be done by a homeowner without a foreclosure date if they are being relocated by their Company more than 50 miles but in this group we are real estate investors and it is hard to target a “list” of those home owners who may have received a job promotion AND think their home is worth less than the total debt.

Whichever makes more sense for you depends on your budget, target areas, ROI goal, etc.

Also keep in mind the demographic and needs of the renter you're targeting in the area you buy...there's a big difference in getting a house rental ready vs retail ready.

Their platform is robust enough for all basic landlord/tenant needs—rental advertising, screening, applications, rental payment, document storage, maintenance requests, etc.

Here’s what I’m working on:- Target Market: Primarily focusing on underserved markets with non-QM clients.- Business Model: Looking to provide flexible financing solutions for individuals and businesses who may not fit traditional lending criteria.- Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring all legal and regulatory requirements are met for private lending.Questions for the Community:1.

You need a lot of properties to target to find both 1) property that meets your criteria and 2) motivated seller willing to accept your offer

The advertising for new tenants, anyone that applies, etc etc. 

Our plan is to sell or refinance within 15 months targeting a sale price of 3.5 million.This property is two blocks from the beach.