You will need to be able to price it competitively which will be a little more tough if there is a surplus of distressed homes available.

Admitted carrier vs Non-admitted (aka Excess/Surplus). 

I pull out most of the surplus cash from the operating account and put it in an account owned by the same company but in Bank Y.

My loan gets paid off to the previous seller, and I take home the surplus of the rehabbed value.

Based on a basic Zillow search, there appears to be a surplus of rental options at the moment but I honestly don’t know if they’re discounted.

They have cabinets..https://www.prosourcewholesale...Also for construction materials, drywall, stucco, https://www.fbmsales.com/I often use online retailers for my rehabs - they come in cheaper even with delivery charges - especially if you are buying items in bulk...here are some suggestions.https://www.builderssurplus.ne...https://www.wayfair.com/home-i...https://www.overstock.com/Home...There are some really discounted suppliers if you dig online, also I use Craigslist and eBay - builders sell their surplus stock on Craigslist and eBay and flippers and home owners sell excess units and removed units in good and bad condition via these channels..Hope that helps..

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If this trend continues then there is going to be a surplus of inventory because people wont be able to afford the homes and simple economics state that when there is an increase in inventory, prices will come down. 

It may require the agent to go to the Excess/Surplus markets (ie.

I ended up having to go with a surplus lines carrier to insure the property and agree to replace the roof within 3 months so that I could close on it.