You don't want to lose your rate on the house you are living in now unless you want to sell it so since that is an owner-occupied, you need to stay there and save up the 20 percent for the second property based on what you said.

Actually, even the rent she would pay would be essentially a forced saving that would eventually come back to her.

My first piece of advice would be to always be networking with other wholesalers/investors both online and offline.

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I’m interested in connecting with him, but forgot to save the episode.Anyone know who this is?

I have just started in a 3-day training for the Lee Arnold broker certification program and thus far just completed the online material required for preparation. 

Thanks for sharing and saving me the time!

Could you do so if it meant saving 60 to 100k as you estimate?

(I don't have $10k liquid, are there other options or do I just need to save-up for a few months?)

The model flagged listings that could likely generate more revenue with better descriptions.4.Market Comparison: Using Zillow Zestimate APIs and AirDNA, they compared similar properties in the area and forecasted how much more the property could make if the photos and descriptions were improved.5.Property List: All of this data was organised into a Google Sheet for further review.6.Automating Outreach: They used Claude to generate personalised outreach emails and DMs to homeowners, pitching offers for the properties.The entire process revolves around identifying undervalued homes that look worse online than they actually are.Has anyone seen anything like this?