I’d assume buyers in this area would be more attracted to a home that has been updated, but I’d like to prove or disprove that assumption- What’s your typical deal structure: cash sales or notes?

Many of them have millions to invest and are attracted to the stability of real estate.

A GC is looking out for his profit , a project manager who is your employee will be looking out for your wallet . 

We do attract a lot of retired people who don’t have jobs. 

I am attracted to it because of the low risk involved with a <$40k investment. 

I also see an opportunity to make an attractive return with the right team.

If you plan to use a PM, you might as well get them involved early in the process, and ask what areas they have an easier time attracting and retaining tenants, and where they are repairing broken windows or painting over graffiti often.

I want to close on 5-6 more by year end in that area, but am a little on edge with all the attractions shutting down and the potential shelter in place orders dropping from state governors each day.

However, I'm lacking the experience to attract real rock stars.

I’d assume buyers in this area would be more attracted to a home that has been updated, but I’d like to prove or disprove that assumption- What’s your typical deal structure: cash sales or notes?