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In 2024, I focused on the Charlotte, NC market, completing 21 deals in my first year of taking consistent action.

If you got a sight unseen, off market offer it could be a low baller.

People wholesale on market deals all the time.. especially if it's significantly under asking price. 

Look at their marketing strategy.

@Diana Mulvihill A lot will depend on your local market and competition.

If it's an easy cosmetic deal I wouldn't sweat over it too much as long as major items look good - plumbing, electrical, foundation, roof, HVAC, zoning, etc.This is why for first timers it's a lot easier to go with on-market or off-market sourced with an agent than wholesalers.

I like the idea of out-of-state STR in a less expensive market.

If you're in a high-cost area, consider out-of-state markets where you could buy a rental property outright.