I found that area to be an excellent opportunity to create passive income and strong capital gains.Looking forward to connecting with you, who knows maybe even do a deal together!

At my brokerage, there is no "brick & mortar".All of our Realtors are also investors and all of us work from home.This works well because we are spread across Central Florida from coast to coast and everyone has their own farming area.My "commute" is to drive my slippers to the kitchen, fill a cup with coffee, then drive it and myself to the office down the hall... simple!

If he owns it free and clear that may be an option.

If it can repaired and still cash flow, even just a little, the actual ARV may be less important (but still important) than the property's value based on the income it produces if area rents will allow that.Partnering with the seller may be an option from that perspective.Just a thought...

I will be in Renton one day next week and maybe we can grab a coffee or something?  

Hi everyone,I am a real estate agent in the Milwaukee area and someday would like to be an investor as well.

Sorry that there may not be an easy answer.

I dont need full written up reports, but someone to come along and be an extra set of eyes and point out anything of notable concern.property inspectors in Kansas City Missouri feel free to contact me :)

The problem/value is the buyer is going to be an owner occupant.

If individuals want to lend less it would be an un secured note.We provide our lenders....Purchase Price Info, Property Address, Projected Rehab Costs, (typically just total amount) ARV.For security......Promissory noteMortgageAdded as an additionial insured to insurance policy.For a 5,000 note I dont provide any additional security, as it would not e tied to a specific property.