The quick turnaround required minimal preparation time, ensuring a fast transaction.

Let me clarify 1) I, for example, would do my due diligence first before making an offer on behalf of a buyer if I am not satisfied with the clients ability to close a deal, I'll not make the offer. 2) If in doubt, I would make an offer with a substantial amount in earnest money that goes hard on day one. 3) Most experienced CRE agents here in Columbus follow this regime if you ask me for any of the crap that the seller may require to make my client stand out in seller's mind would be an insult!

Selling "as-is" is obviously the easiest with minimal work required. 

How do you find deals and what type of capital requirements are there getting started? 

It had met the requirements of the deed of trust/note since it appraised for a higher value than the house.

We learned that persistence pays off, as navigating a short sale can be a lengthy process requiring strategic planning and continuous effort.

Most lenders will require a 20% down payment on an investment property, although there are some programs that will allow a 15% down payment.

Paul, MN, requires an additional county inspection when buying or selling, emphasizing the need for local regulatory knowledge.

The clients we book ourselves are looking rest and discretion (some are recuperating out patients from nearby hospitals) and all of this is clearly stated in our policy and description with Evolve including an "age requirement" to book with us.

Right now my cost assumptions look something like this: 25,000 ft to yield 250 units Acreage needed for 250 units = about 1 acre (Depends on local municipality requirements for detention, setbacks etc but for now this is my assumption)25,000*$50 = total buildout cost less land revenue $ *.35 = opex cost thanks!