So I imagine you have one time of the year where this place is full capacity and the rest, not so good.

I think what my team was trying to say is that our properties move quickly so we sometimes don't get the pictures all loaded up prior to them selling as we have many return clients who already know what they're getting and feel confident moving forward.  

There are loads of other investors and free resources that you can find here as well.Real estate is not rocket science; don't be convinced that there are secret, magic bullet strategies that result in quick, short term wealth.

Discuss with your attorney whether it is in your best interest to reaffirm the debt.With a chapt 7 you have reduced your debt load and lenders know you can't file again for 7 years.

(Non-Load barring).  

Sellers Info-Main interest: minimizing capital gains/taxes, preserving estate for his kids-SFH free and clear, no mortgage, purchased 30 years ago for ~$150k-Currently acting as landlord, very likely doesn’t want to continue in this capacity My info:-I want to cash flow the property now -I want to purchase the home now or in the future Property info-No tenant, rent comps $2600-2800-Current comps of $290k-320kI don’t know the sellers full financial picture.

Currently conducting research and finding that most software is limited when it comest to:• Current Equity in the property• Updated Appraisal Value• Updated FTV %Reonomy has some of this information IF there is a CMBS loan; however, it only shows the appraisal value at the time the load was issued... so, it was issued in 2019 thats where the appraisal value stops, leaving a 5 year gap.

My realtor and I literally drove around and found at least 8 facilities in a 10 mile area....all were at capacity with waiting lists, and none were interested in selling.

I finally finished renovating the last unit and am currently at full capacity with all units having been renovated within the last three years.

That's not cashflow, that's raising investor capital to return investor capital and charging a fee in between.2) Claiming a low basis of $132k/unit while loading the deal with so many fees and reserves needed to make it not an immediate foreclosure, that the all-in basis is actually $193,952.