If you can negotiate directly with the seller to finance the entire deal, you can avoid that step and secure more favorable terms from the beginning.Feel free to reach out if you’d like to dive deeper into this, as it’s a strategy I’ve used many times to create successful outcomes for both buyers and sellers in multifamily investments.

@Rich Solano Need to lock those up at deeper discounts shoot for 30% minimum remember market values are still inflated in many cases, if you only buy with a 10% discount and we get a strong market correction you'll be in a tough spot.

Areas experiencing growth in population usually see a corresponding rise in housing demand.You should then delve into real estate market trends, examining aspects such as property prices, rental levels, and the average time properties stay on the market.

If you would like to discuss deeper feel free to message me so we don't take away from @Brian Garrett post.  

@Derrick E. how can I look deeper into "The other thing". ? 

Hey John, I’m going to give you a bit of a different answer here, beyond the usual high-level stuff, I think your question goes deeper than something that can just be answered in broad strokes.

If maximizing your capital for future deals is the priority, then selling and reinvesting could be more beneficial.I’m happy to help you run the numbers or dive deeper into the financials if that would be useful.

Hi @Alex Keim - I suggest taking a deeper dive into your market.

Quote from @Jay Hinrichs:  Now given the situation of NO equity right now to negative equity it seems throwing in more cash would be digging a deeper hole and how is it realistic that these props will go up not only what they are under water today but the added capital JUST to get your capital back forget about any return.

At some point I’d like to dive deeper into this same question.