@Bryan MitchellBryan, I haven’t found any properties that fit my criteria either as of lately.

I have a plethora of leads that will probably end up as a listing and not a fit for my business model as a flipper/landlord/developer.

Unfortunately you need to have volume in order to attract qualified individuals to work in-house.In the end my advice would be to pay for a good contractor and add time for them to fit you in their schedule.

If you're in real estate for the long term, you should be prepared to buy in any part of the cycle, if you can negotiate a deal that fits your criteria.

For anyone interested, make sure the project's location fits your metrics for:1.

I do see from time to time planet fitness take on empty pharmacy spaces at super low rent per ft on a hard corner and traffic count.

If this is a commercial lender, then you want to make sure your deal fits their criteria.

Pipes and fittings are cheap too, but plumbing is expensive since most people don’t know all the details.

If you are chilling right now just waiting to make the right move though I would suggest wait at least 60 days and see how this whole thing shakes out.If you looking for some advice on areas in Sac that can might fit your needs feel free to reach out

I am actively looking for properties in Ames right now that fit the BRRRR method.