Keep in mind it's likely going to be harder to find a comparable or better investment property today than you bought in 2013 at a relatively low price and mortgage rate.

Like its guaranteed, no brainer, and oh I will also teach you how to do this.I would be curious to hear from others who are in syndications right now not doing well and ask the questions:What was the advertised return and how is that compared to the industry?

Because it’s commercial on the bottom and mixed use on top, I’ve got nothing to compare it to.

I am wondering if it is a good idea to invest in one of these foreclosed homes or old single families. the prices there are actually extremely cheap compared to where I live in new jersey. my overall plan is to own multiple rental properties. 

I have been working on sourcing deals in Lafayette as well, but the market is pretty thin here compared to the options even just on the MLS in Indy. 

If it’s in a desirable area that sells quickly and easy to find comparable sales, doing it myself was definitely worth it.

Yeah, we are VERY new to the game compared to other veteran investors in this game.

, but it was still down ~32% compared to pre-pandemic (boo!).

Gather all necessary financial documents and apply to multiple lenders to compare terms. 

Never know if they will accept.You can increase your chances of success by also including rental comparables in the area to show how much their rent is under market.