You will also have older investors looking to unload their portfolio.

It worked for me as there was no negative cash flow in the deal and it worked for the seller as he unloaded a property he didn't want and his return increased and the income stream increased.

But I'm probably going to unload the rest in 2014.Does anyone think I should keep them or am I being too hasty to get rid of them especially since they are making a good profit.

Lenders are taking advantage of this environment to unload more of their bank owned inventory and in-foreclosure inventory at the foreclosure auction.”I entirely agree with RealtyTrac and think the housing recovery wouldn’t have happened so quickly had real estate investors not moved so much inventory down the river.

The repairs made by the buyer add to the value of the collateral, which benefits the holder of the LC.But the LC investor is stuck with paper that they'd have to take a huge hit on to unload, if they could find any buyer at all, since the loan amount is small and there is little or no true buyer equity, certainly no equity under a "quick sale" valuation (30-day sale) that most investors would want to apply.So it can be a great investment with very high ROI if viewed simply as a long term hold.

for the following reasons.....Though i personally do not worry much about appreciation since I don't plan to ever sell, I do keep in mind the real possibility that at some point and for whatever reason, we just may have to......with that....a single family 3/2/2 would be the easiest to unload if needed.....as well....as the value of the neighborhood goes up so will the value of your property.

In talking with my point of contact at the bank he explained that they have a loss share agreement with the FDIC and they need to "unload" some asset types before the loss share agreement expires.

The owner recently passed away and his kids are unloading this and a few other properties.Asking: $145,000Monthly income: $2,335 (1br is $685, 2br is $800, 3br is $850)I could probably bring those up slightly, but wouldn't want to if they were good tenants.New roof put on 3 years ago.

The land alone that the property is on is valued (according to the selling agent) at 45k, there is a buildable lot in front of this property for sale at 45k, but it can be included in the purchase at a discount as they are very motivated to unload this property.

As a flipper I'm looking to buy in an area where I can unload a house quickly and a lot of comps will give me confidence in my asking price.Now if you are selling to buy & hold investors, then you want to research rent rates in neighborhoods.