Being a mortgage broker, we have products that fit this type of purchase

We walked through a property that we went into thinking we were not going to like it and we ended up loving it and jumping on it pretty quickly after because the seller was getting other cash offers and the price/location/set-up of the property just fit our situation well. 

Wholesaling can be a good way to build capital and find deals, but if you prefer to be hands-on, flipping might be the better fit.

Which one of those better fits your description?

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but a quality advisor can help evaluate the best path forward based on your specific needs.

It's a free country, you can run your business how you see fit:)That doesn't really work for self-managing property owners or what investors want from the PMCs they hire.So, yes we find solid contractors at Home Depots on Saturday mornings.When's the last time you've been at a Home Depot during that time period?

But that’s basically prepaid interest. 3) you’re going to need good credit and and a good DTI, these aren’t walk in and assume they’re going to be qualify of assume. 4) you’re probably going to limit yourself to less than 1% of the market.

If you're looking for cashflow, you may have to consider 3+ unit properties, as traditional 2 families don't seem to fit the bill anymore.Happy to connect and chat a bit more about your goals.

If anybody has any properties that fit my description please send them my way.

With no renovations required, it fit our strategy of securing undervalued properties and reselling quickly.