Distressed homes are hard to find, and I am learning that I don't have the fortitude to withstand the rehab process.My goal continues to be finding residential and commercial (office/conference space) property for rental purposes over a one- to five-year period.

We have walked away from several properties while looking and still do it today so I understand the FOMO or exhaustion of looking around trying to make something work.There will always be another place to check out.

.🧠 Tap into Their Pain Points: Listen for words like "stuck," "frustrated," "exhausted," "drained."

Exhausted but loved every minute.

It can be exhausting trying to keep up with all the changes in local ordinances, section 8 (if you employ this strategy) or things that need to happen quickly (code enforcement / vacancies).  

Reaching out to all you note/CFD veterans again.It's my understanding that in certain states, for delinquent/non-performing CFD's, you must go through a standard foreclosure process (once all other methods like forbearance and modification have been exhausted).

I would think trying to get the lender to execute one would be exhaustive

If you have exhausted conventional options, a DSCR loan could help.

I am now crunching this data for a general percentage (for my area) to apply to my ARVs so that when I buy in early summer my projections can withstand the more lagging market of the fourth quarter. 

I’m starting a FB Ad Campaign to help distressed homeowners in preforeclosure and could use some unofficial advice on the law.For context, I’ll be providing actual support (showing them how to request payment plans, forbearance, etc) and making an offer to them ONLY if we’ve exhausted all options and they’re:1.