(I never had any personal contact with the latter, but I am on their mailing list and get a regular list of potential investments to look through.

Of course what he’s doing is creating a book of private “listings”, tying them up at a specific price for 90 days, and only closing if he can flip the contract for a higher price to an end buyer.

Or do BRRRR.I noticed the population drop but every year people are migrating here with roughly 22% of the total population to be 65+. prices are low but I'm not sure if I should either do BRRRR or flip cheap properties. https://www.realtor.ca/on/sault-ste-marie/real-estate152 listings.

Happy Monday BP Community,I've been working on building out a list of good investors in South Florida but I've started to plateau.

yeah as title. i have a mortgage on my own house. recently a 4plex on fb caught my eye. theyre listing for 300k, new construction, on i think 1/2 acre or 1 acre mostly seems a big dirt parking lot in front. 1800sq ft. they claim the units rent for 1050. obviously these are small units 1 bed 1 bath, doing the math 1800/4 is 450 sq ft per unit. they look nice, being new construction, albeit spartan inside, metal building, concrete floors, washer dryer hookup. semi rural Oklahoma but about 80-100 miles from dfw. they also say all units are under 6 month lease (it seems to be friends of theirs, i'm guessing, as they mentioned it was full "despite not even listing it yet"?)

Hi Ziyad,I'm a broker and property manager here in Sacramento - Over 100 listings on Airbnb!

Colorado is one state I cross off my list of places to look.Too much upheaval and dislike of STRs in general. 

Also some employers offer summer internships so its useful to list it and target those students as well. 

The city is one that’s consistently listed as a top 10 2024 real estate market, the projected cash flow is intriguing ($50,000 - 25% down payment, estimated $7500 annual cash flow), both units are leased until October and December (as a potential new landlord this gives me some security), but I feel hesitant with offering on a century old property.

If my tenants have a good first year, before their notice is due, I send a renewal notice that has a 1-yr option near current market rents and a 2-yr option at slightly less, and I usually include a list of nearby rents so they can see they won’t get a better rate if they move.