I believe an effective approach is to include a seller concession in the purchase contract, specifically as a seller contribution towards the buyer's closing costs.For instance, we had a case with VA buyers where we implemented this strategy, allowing a portion of the loan to be disbursed to them in cash.

Can anyone recommend a lender that they have personally used to implement this strategy? 

How would they implement or restart construction, does anyone know if /how many units are offline pending construction? 

The article referenced above says no implementation date has been set, but the inspector said it was January 1, 2025.

We've strived to learn from other tech-enabled property managers and firms who have failed to scale effectively and implement those learnings in our scaling to now 180 cities across California and Washington state.For what it's worth:We have over 170 4-star or greater online reviews. 

Quote from @Matthew Estrada: Hello everyone,I recently read a post and wanted to share my experience with The “Flip System”, as I believe transparency is crucial when considering investments like this.I come from a blue-collar background as a first responder in Los Angeles, and I was drawn to Flip System due to the promise of having deals vetted and presented to me, as well as receiving education on how to fix and flip, implement the BRRRR strategy, and sell turnkey properties.

Do you have any recommendations on how to implement this effectively? 

Later, I emailed them asking if they could improve how they match credit card payments and not only did they agree that it was a good suggestion...they implemented it THE SAME DAY that I emailed.

Beginner investors, which of these strategies are you not currently focusing on, and how could implementing them change your investing journey?

Have you started implementing this within your own company yet?