I would think the likelihood of these issues occurring for the first time once you take over ownership are slim to none.

In my experience the best way to go is new construction multi-family property that is managed well and in an area where vacancies are slim or none.

If it was FNMA, and you are lucky enough to talk to the REO department the chances are very slim they will just sell one property at a time.

If there was enough inventory to be doing that high volume then it makes sense (assuming you can get loans for all of them at once), however the pickings seem to be slim!

I've been trying to add as many rentals as I can over the last few years but the pickings have been pretty slim in that market lately.

It might be fun to do some of those businesses, but they would probably require time and money and the chances of profits are slim.

my goal is 20k per flip....so far this year i'm exceeding that..profit margins are slim in charlotte, or maybe i just prefer to sell quick and underprice......my last flip i had 3 offers the first 2 days..pricing is something i need to work on bc i like to be competitive, but sometimes i think i'm selling my property short...to compensate for the slim margin, my goal is to increase the volume of my business..i close on one tmrw...wish me luck with the rehab!!

It sounds like a slim deal.

I find there are a lot of real estate investors pounding the pavement now which makes the deals slim pickings...Georgia

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