Hi, BiggerPockets community,
My wife and I have been trying to close on a property for quite some time in the New York area and have not had any success, so I'd love to connect with anyone and everyone in the area or...

Prices in SLC and provo have risen so quickly and the yields just aren't too exciting. 

Here's some quick math. 

Should you need fast and flexible financing to move on deals quickly, I’d be happy to help.

But fly by night note funds coming out of the woodworks to capitalize on this "high" rate environment by creating note investment "funds" that really had terrible ways of raising capital and minute chance by real estate, and promising something egregious like 15-20% +.

The benefit to buying cash and refinancing later is that you can close on a property quickly, which works in your favor in competitive markets.

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Act quick, these type of deals are always available but to the ppl that are willing to act fast.

They respond quickly, and appear to listen to your concerns.

While the taxes on the listing may seem reasonable if it turns out they’re 300% more than they were two years ago just because the community has increased its spending this is a trend that will quickly make your cash flow evaporate.