If the only multis that “pencil” are in weak pockets or nonconforming, pivot to a live‑in flip or turnkey‑plus SFH in a C/B block and build equity safely.

I am looking at purchasing a property subject-to and looking for some advice and some answers on a couple of things. Here are the details:-purchase price $353,000-seller owes $187,000 on the mortgage but has a forbear...

What I mean by that is the potential x-factors, they bring potential for BIG swings.

By the time I adjusted it to align with quotes offering acceptable coverage for my risk tolerance, it was more expensive than Proper even.In my opinion, there are a lot of STR policies out there that are really weak compared to the level of risk. 

This data blackout has left markets and the Fed flying blind, amplifying the impact of private-sector indicators like ADP’s weak employment numbers.

...let me explain...Obviously, mentors are people--which means they come with all sorts of biases, strengths, weaknesses, blind spots, priorities, etc., etc.

-Monetary Policy: Fed expected to continue short-term rate cuts into 2026 to address labor weakness and sticky inflation; however, long-term rates remain high due to fiscal pressures, with rising 10-year Treasury yields a key risk for multifamily cap rates and valuations.

Quote from @Sean Rowan: Quote from @Doug Smith: It's always been my experience that this is the big disconnect and, if we could all simply own up to our weaknesses, embrace our strengths, and find complimentary players, the lending process goes much, much better.

It may not be the number of calls you are making it may be the leads, call times, are you calling over the weekend, leaving a message (Voicemails can be Poweful or weak on call back).Do you have a CRM do you also hit the same leads via email and text messages or use a drip campaign. 

Hi everyone,I’m exploring a tool idea and would love some honest feedback from active investors.How do you currently analyze potential deals?