Hi everyone!
My wife and I have an opportunity to purchase a property in South Lake Tahoe from her father. Over the past 10 years, he and his late wife poured their hearts into building this home (with permits, of co...

Hey @Matthew AllenIt’s a creative strategy that could work in the right circumstances, but there are some risks to consider.

Building a Consistent Pipeline of Distressed DealsOne of the significant challenges in scaling your operations is ensuring you have a steady stream of promising distressed properties.

My goal is to ensure that I hit the 1% rental return per month.

If you do the deal, ensure you have your property taxes set aside, because with seller financing there is not an impound process to handle the taxes and insurance. 

I have heard about doing deals with little to no cash down but I'm skeptical about whether creative financing options are truly viable.

The health department doesn't limit the size of the approval in order to be difficult; they do so to ensure safety and sanitation of the occupants of the house and its neighbors.I see this all of the time in the Smokies.

The purchase was structured to ensure both our partner and the seller benefited, allowing for a smooth and timely acquisition.

Expenses✅ Ensure rental income covers mortgage, taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs.✅ Calculate potential profit/loss using this simple formula:📊 (Monthly Rent - Total Monthly Expenses) = Net Rental Income3.

I’m open to paying the $20K to bring the mortgage current, but I want to ensure my position is protected.If the deal falls through, how can I secure my $20K so I’m not left out of pocket?