I have a full-time job and can't commit all my time to this.Any advice on how to approach this or a recommendation for a firm I could hire to help would be extremely helpful.

I have an off-market deal on the line for a purchase price of $70k. Rehab budget of $60k. ARV is $220k.While it all seems so simple I’m having trouble getting funding due to lack of experience due to my last flip bein...

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Hi everyone! 👋
I’m a new investor based in California and currently looking to purchase my first short-term rental (STR) property. I’ve narrowed it down to four markets I’m seriously considering:

Bakersfield

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Quote from @Erick Caffarello: Guys,Can I get some help creating a pitch to an investor to buy an off market property that has failed to sell multiple times?

.- Despite constant delays, missed deadlines, and refusing help (like us pre-ordering materials), we still paid him $12,000 (excluding PayPal fees we had to cover because of his lack of a payment setup).- He also let his worker sleep overnight at our property without asking.- We had to reschedule our lead inspection 3 times and missed our Section 8 window (cannot find another appointment for at least 4 weeks now), which directly cost us weeks of rent and more stress.- At the final walkthrough, he agreed to send receipts for his claimed overages before we’d consider any further payments.- Instead of doing that, he’s now threatening to take us to court over $200, saying we’re “mercenary out-of-state investors” and that the court will side with his “humble workers” who will testify on his behalf.- Still no receipts.

Please let me know if you happen to know any wholesalers in the Bay Area that might be able to help me find a property.

Please help! 

If you’re planning to stabilize, raise rents, and possibly refinance in the next few years, a shorter ARM like 3-year or even 2-year could make sense, especially if it helps you secure a better rate upfront.

@Jose E Morales hmmm, seems everyone posting here wants to "help" you by selling you their services!