I have set up several saved messages on Airbnb for inquirers and instant bookers.

This is why I have told people inquiring in the past 25,000 up front non-refundable and then 50/50 split.

Most of the BP inquires about large mutlifamily in Memphis tend to be in challenging areas.

Nobody is asking for/pushing for a test, which is precisely why I am inquiring about this topic.

If you are looking for an average rent here is an image from a recent article at Philly Inquirer.

I simply want to inquire as of right now.

Simply call and inquire whether the deed has been recorded.

Go to a credit union and inquire about a "porftolio loan" typically 20% down, 20 year amortization with a 5 year rate adjustment.

I have also tried new western acquisitions and other wholesalers, but the whole "cash buyers only" and "hard money lender needed at ridiculous rates" and "the market is so hot, you won't have time for proper inspection" and "awesome 3/2 in Plano for 150k, ARV 450K" is a little too much for me to handle...Best part was an agent sending me CMA for a property that were all cheaper/sq ft on a property I inquired about, and said it was priced appropriately.

I think that's right, but I don't know if there are other types of properties (aside from the really distressed ones that might be worth inquiring about) where this strategy is used.