Would need to know a bit more to say for sure, but be sure to ask about those benefits you might qualify for.

While the initial costs are a consideration, the long-term ROI can be favorable if there's sufficient demand in your market.

In a market where buyers a bountiful, sellers have too many other options to consider, before accepting an offer from someone trying to assume their loan. 2) Anyone who has owned their home for 3+ years is sitting on a substantial amount of gained equity from appreciation.

You pay 10% + taxes so that money needs to make 20%+ to even catch up to what it will average in the markets. $100k equity probably doesn’t give you much to borrower either from a ltv standpoint.

I worked with them on some marketing campaigns, they run a pretty solid operation and have access to some pretty impressive financing packages for their offerings. 

What market, flips or buy and holds?  

Hey BiggerPockets community,The Indianapolis real estate market has been showing some interesting trends lately, especially in the fix-and-flip space.

I know the markets and interest rates change and so I am wondering if the strategies discussed can still all be used nowadays.

I'd have no issue if they mailed me or scraped TOT info to reach out etc, but to use a businesses platform to market and take revenue away, and have to disguise your contact info to do it...no thanks.I realize some of that is just the name of the game, and plenty are ok with prospecting this way but for me you can use the demographic of STR owners without directly sourcing via the competitions platform. 

Also,I would ask if they find off-market deals.