Yep I will DM you now with them and what I am seeing working best for any other investors we work with!

This is something I talk to many of my first time homebuyers and first time investors about.

My point of view, as an investor, looking for a deal, is the seller wants to get rid of the property.

Likewise, try going to your local investors' meeting and ask the attendees.This question is probably more of a qualitative assessment than one based on hard data.

I too am a Marine veteran and real estate investor.

Other than that, it's a very landlord friendly state, rents are on the low side but price points are perfect for a new investor to get into versus say the west coast or sun belt.

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The are always multiple variables such as: are the gift funds involvedProperty typecondition of the propertyIs it ruralTitle seasoningReservesLTVWhat is the estimated DSCR ratioCitizenship status: Foreign National, ITIN, Citizen, Resident, permanent residenceDoes borrower have investor experience or notMortgage payment history called a VOM or proof of timely paymentsGift of equity or not100% gift funds or does borrower have at least 5% down payment and their own reserveshow many acres does the property have?

I try so hard to find the investor.

I'm also interested in finding an investor friendly realtor in Oahu.Thanks!