Hello BP, I am a new investor, i bought my first property in Las Vegas with a VA loan a couple of years ago and have some equity a long with some cash saved up.I am looking to break into a different market since my goal is to have cash flowing Rental properties incorporating the BRRR method into my strategy.Looking for deals, I have stumbled across auction.com, but it seems risky considering no inspections can be completed beforehand.Does anyone have any tips when taking this route to find a suitable property? 

I'm curious who you are targeting specifically and whether your space is set up to attract that guest avatar and if the location is suitable.

If you will be living in one of the units, conventional or FHA with low down payment options might be suitable. 

If you are on a septic system don't do it unless you have a suitable dry well to dump the regeneration water.

The other issue is that Winstar employees may be your only real suitable tenant.

As a broker, your primary responsibility is to identify suitable borrowers and connect them with lenders, facilitating mutually beneficial deals.Legal Considerations:Before delving into the private money brokerage business, it's crucial to address legal requirements.

It requires lot of "learn" for the software to understand "stuffs", it's basically suitable for highly repetitive data transaction (like language) models.But AI would impact my job a lot, that's for sure.

Upon reviewing the numbers, it appears that a long-term rental (LTR) is the most suitable option.

I think the other important factor here is that not every property is suitable for MTR given that you do need to operate it like a hospitality business.

As an example: Q6 Dwellings with this quality rating are of basic quality and lower cost; some may not be suitable for year-round occupancy.