The only way to know that is to ask -- either directly by speaking with the asset manager at the bank or through the agent who will be listing it (though directly is a better bet if possible).Most people here believe that the "smart" thing for banks to do is to get properties off their books as quickly as possible, but banks don't always do the smart thing (or perhaps they have some agenda that doesn't seem smart that we don't understand).

I have narrowed down some markets that have been growing at a steady pace, one being the Oklahoma City Metro Area.

I'm one of those guys who probably only has enough funds to do one deal at a time, and I would also like to get my money out and repeat the process at a faster pace than once every 6 months.  

I just want to paint walls and put up dry wall and hang cabinets at my pace for a year.

@Christopher Fougere General strategies people use: 1) wait & save, 2) borrow equity from existing properties, 3) sell properties that have appreciated & cashflow hasnt kept pace, 4) bring in a partner

Are they simply looking for a "trainee" or could there be a hidden agenda behind this sign?

There's another REI networking event on 5/1 usually at the Oops Alley in Pace at 6pm.

Construction of new units its underway but there is a current shortage, and for at least the next 2 years new construction will not be able to keep pace with demand.http://jpgnv.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Q1-ApartmentSurvey2017.pdf

Take it at your own pace but I say leverage more than you have been.

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