I tried this few years ago and I remember experience was horrible.

I have funds and multiple contractor teams available for Investment projects in the Fort Worth, TX area. 

For sub-5-unit properties that may not be too viable, but if you're looking at slightly larger assets a few options may open up there, but even Fannie/Freddie will be a very tough go unless you have a net worth equal to the loan amount. 

I invested 80,000 into it in 2019 which immediately made the property worth $450,000.

Do you feel like that purchase was worth it since you had to put so much money down?

Is it a sign that this property may not be worth what I think it is worth or is this a common thing?  

Remember in real estate it's about the long game, being a generational wealth builder, not so much the immediate cash flow.

I'd ask them what the capital gains are worth to them.

@Adeeb Shaheer you aren't going to get through this script with most agencies, particularly in health care Q1 is good to ask for health care Q2 for health care is typically 13 weeks so skip it. for other groups it is worth asking Q3 is typically no for health care, these days at least.

Is the risk of having a tenant in your own home worth it?