This approach enabled a swift transaction and ensured the necessary resources were available promptly.

Since then I have been viewing properties and today I saw one that I thing the numbers might make sense and I am ready to make an offer. 

Prior to the Great Crash of 2008, most investors looked at & analyzed 100 properties, to make 10 lowball offers (so the property cashflowed) to hopefully get one accepted.Not many investors want to work that hard today.They'd rather invest in high-risk Class C properties and take their chances, as opposed to doing the hard work mentioned above!

I thought that was odd, I offered that she see if first or call with any questions.

Hey Ruth, my company offers a competitive service, but we also include effective SMS campaigns and consistently generate 2-4 leads per day for our clients.

Purchase: He says banks don't offer 30 year loans for CRE.

i.e. if I sell my Primary in January 2025, and I cannot find a replacement Primary to purchase (or cannot win any offers) - can I stay with a family member - until I am able to find AND win an offer on a replacement Primary residence? 

If cost is a big factor which I completely understand during these times, then search around but know finding that real estate-friendly accountant that is in the $1,300 (depending on your situation) range and having a good relationship with them might be difficult to find.Lastly, ask her if additional services come with that price. 99% of the time the answer is no, but some firms offer free mid-year calls or check-ins for being a tax preparation client.If you're comfortable reaching out to remote firms contact anyone here in the forums.

@Daniel TorresWhen you mention “investors” that plural means in most instances you would need to file for a sec exemption unless it’s one investor for one deal (or in CA can do trust deeds).It’s up to you whether you offer debt or equity.

Some additional context:- I'm interested in neighborhoods that offer a good balance of affordability and potential for appreciation.- I'm particularly keen on areas where there's a high demand for single-family homes.- Any insights on recent market trends or upcoming developments in Pittsburgh would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance for your help!