Call and talk to them. 3) They'll tell you what's coming down the pipelineIf a bank-owned property sits long enough, they may take a nice low offer to get off the books (E.g. last year, I bid $240k on an REO that had an ARV of about $330k.

It can be easy to sit and wait for the perfect time to come along however its not so much about the time as it is about the property, the tenet and your reserves to plan for rainy days.Personally I think the best deals will come along in Aug-Dec but thats just my opinion who knows what is going to happen.

I reached out to him on social media in hopes of sitting down and picking his brain for a minute!

Many of the wealthiest --- including and especially Warren Buffett, Apple --- are still sitting on billions in cash. 

On the other hand, if the particular property has been sitting a little while, or is just grossly overpriced, then 80% may be reasonable.

Hi all - I have a bunch of money sitting in a Roth IRA which I’ve recently learned can be used to buy an investment property.

I know people that have rented 40' shipping containers "for a few months" and they're still sitting on their property after ten years.It's ridiculous what people will pay to store their crap.

I sit and research loan products for investing all day for fix and flips in New Jersey. 600 is often the minimum credit score I see for fix and flips.

Needless to say, been sitting on the sidelines last 1-2 years because people were overpaying... was able to score a BRRR and it’s the only purchase made... hardest thing to do is sit on cash waiting...

The house currently sits on a Multifamily Lot, however I'm unfamiliar with the process of working with the town to convert the space into an actual unit.