$200/mo has been the long-standing average in Milwaukee, but with current rates you'll need to bring a bit more down payment.However, stay above at or above median price. 100k does buy you a lot of headaches and future capex.

People who have money may prefer to seller finance but if someone is retiring they most likely don’t care about a higher sales price they want to avoid the riskYou mention ou have a 100% close rate - then why not just buy it was traditional financing if you really want the deal?

Days on Market (DOM) since Q3 of last year.Single-family residence values continue rising and are selling for nearly 9% more than last year - National average for home sale price increases is 4% since last year per one of BP's most recent podcasts.Multifamily properties in Queens have sold for a median price nearly 6% above last year, jumping from $1,058,000 in Q3 '24 to $1,120,000 in 2024.Lastly, despite inventory increases, the # of sold properties has declined when compared to last year.

If it was me, I would pay off the proeprty because its at 6% + rate which for a stock to achieve that with taxes I would need 9-10% so for me I would not take the risk of the market and just pay off the home. 

You don't have to take my word for it - just go look for available rentals in the Poconos and look at their vacancy rates. 

Hi Suzette- The impact of a new president on the real estate market usually depends on the policies they prioritize…especially regarding housing, taxes, and interest rates.

You have the potential to make more money with a BRRRR as you pay top market rate for Turnkey.You also have the potential to go way over budget on a BRRRR if you don't know what you are doing.

LTRs basically do not cash flow at current prices with conventional rates. 

Lower rates and more flexibilty.

Nothing cash flows $300-400 a month when bought with debt at today's interest rates... the only way to cash flow is to buy with all cash.