How would an investor structure a deal that is attractive to the Hard Money Lender, Private Lender and/or a combo of both?

There just isn't that much in the way of attractions in this sleepy town, but I'll do more research on it to see if there are other such rentals around here doing well.

I’m not opposed to some renovation for the right SFR property to flip or buy/hold, I’m just more attracted to multi at this time.

If the house is dirty in which it attracts pest, they your tenant is responsible for pest control and damages as I'm sure when the house was leased it was "pest free" If they flip the bill for it, which you have every right to expect if it's clear their mess is the problem, then that might give them incentive to clean up.

I assume that 50k margin between 120 and 170 should attract someone who could retail them since they have been fully rehabbed and don't need any work, or I guess they could rent them for maybe $1700 a month total if they wanted to.

It's hard to imagine 2.9% being attractive to investors.

This site attracted us as it is in an Opportunity Zone, qualifies for PACE financing, and has lots of development occurring within a quarter mile.

Moreover, it has attracted not only tourists from all over the world, but also investors.

. $1,455 is definitely a lot more attractive.

What would look most attractive to a bank when making an offer on a foreclosure property Example 150k with closing costs paid by buyer 155k with a 3% contribution 160k seller paying all closing costs Round figures etc....