Vacancy decontrol isn’t really a thing anymore—if a rent-controlled unit goes vacant, it usually just switches to rent stabilization instead of going fully market-rate.For the occupied ones, your best bet would be a buyout, but that depends on the tenants and if they’re even willing to negotiate.As for getting rid of rent control entirely, it’s tough.

I have found some of the best contractors from Facebook groups in the local market for example "Real Estate Investors of Oklahoma City".

Has anyone experienced changes in their markets? 

Yes, I am aware that the current rate is way under market.

Hello Has anyone used BRE Leads for ai generated leads and CRM and marketing leads. 

I’ve been seeing some real opportunities coming to the Multi Family Market, but the best deals seem to be moving quietly, before they even hit the market.Curious—what’s your approach this time around?

Could anyone share advice or insights on the market here?

One thing I’ve learned in land acquisition is that the approach has to change depending on the market.

No more than 15k was put into the deal to get it market ready from our buyer.

The house was on the market for a few weeks, I submitted my offer after the seller reduced the price to $24K.