Unfortunately, you'll just need to get your pencil out and grab every expense possible in preparing this for sale.

The scarcity of these properties stems from high demand, limited supply, and fierce competition, especially from experienced investors grabbing good deals swiftly.

Grab a fixer-upper, spruce it up, rent it out for sweet cash flow, then refinance to recycle your investment.

Collectivly, are investors like "yah these sellers are still high on crack, just wait it it out longer" or "There plenty of 'quality' 6-8cap in the greater bay area that's up for grabs you just gotta look *here*"I feel like I'm missing something because **** is just not adding up.

I highly recommend you begin building relationships with people in your local market by attending meetups and asking people to grab a coffee or beer.

@Brandon SmithI'm not sure why you'd want to do this, other than I think this is a money grab on your part?

This is nothing but a fast cash-grab.

A judge may completely disregard the offshore ownership and directly grab the asset that are in his jurisdiction ie the real estate.So, if you have a stock portfolio or own foreign real estate, by all means, if your threat model justify the cost of a foreign trust and its trustee, then use these offshore asset protection trusts.

Don't be that guy or girl.

Currently, the competition is fierce the girl next door has become the competitor, therefore driving prices down due to a higher competitive inventory.