We’re in an expensive mountain market, but the key takeaway here is our clients are NOT investors.

I've been there too...it sucks to be patient, pay down debt, and wait, but it is the right and prudent move.

The key is to solve the sellers problem, whatever that is, and the terms will fall in to place. 

These are players like invitation homes, american homes 4 rent, some even bigger institutional players like key points.

It challenged my assumptions, so I thought I'd share the key points:- Rents up 25% since 2020, but wages only 22% - ouch.- 50% of renters now "rent-burdened" (>30% income on rent).- Landlord costs skyrocketing:      - Insurance: +30% (thanks, climate change)     - Utilities: +30%     - Property taxes, materials, maintenance all up     - Even lawn care and cleaning services cost moreThe article argues these costs are being passed to tenants, not just padding profits.

Purchase price: $440,000 Turn-key wrap deal at 0% interest!

Has anyone identified a creative way to get residents of properties purchased at foreclosure to leave on their own without having to pay Cash for Keys or bearing the cost of evictions?

(Just be a bit patient.)

The key is to invest in the best markets in the US - best meaning growing (not already grown).  

As Cardone suggests, the key is to shift from a mindset of saving for emergencies to creating multiple income flows.