@Kevin Keck, I was just thinking about writing algorithm descriptions for some API-sourced programs to 1) analyze one or many specific properties, and 2) analyze a market to determine suitability for rental/BRRRR.

My question is what would be the most suitable in order to do this?

As a Non-Realtor (myself), if someone were to present you with off-market, highly promising HOT leads suitable for the MLS, what compensation structure would you consider to be fair, for the individual providing such valuable leads?

It would still be necessary to qualify the purchaser, insure suitable terms and the ability to adjust the interest rate periodically to current market rates.

I will say that I did not purchase an expensive fridge by any means - just enough to be suitable for the property.

(Since there is a beautiful gated development right across the street) I agree that conducting soil testing would be a wise decision to ensure the property's suitability for development.

I do not have any rental properties in mind yet and am planning to apply for a HELOC, after approval I will then look for suitable properties to buy.

I think even if I don’t go the wholesale route, I can potentially look for something more suitable for a starter.

And was my same conclusion, further more I would add that the DST's, due to the regulatory conditions they are constrained by, must use brokers to sell the DST offerings and the PPM docuemnts are difficult to get a hold of, in any kind of consistent regular basis, without dealing with DST sales person....and so all the hassle to get meaningful documentation to analyze, only to find the above quoted stuff showing ridiculous numbers(expenses and commissions) buried in the PPM.I found it very annoying and unproductive, only suitable for "boot" or absolutely no other option because you are already in 1031 escrow and no time left to identify your upleg, so it's DST or pay 45% Cap gain because your in top bracket and in a high tax state(CA).

Hard money lending, a short-term and property-focused solution, prioritizes property value over borrower creditworthiness, making it suitable for those with unstable income.