Hey Guys,As mentioned in the description, my fiancé and I are currently living in a condo with about $131,000 worth of equity in it and want to move due to a noisy upstairs neighbor.

I'm rooting for you, and I generally applaud optimism ... but your description sounds alarm bells.Also, remember that seeing something that could be a deal and actually having the opportunity to acquire it are TOTALLY different. 

Googles crawlers are looking at the text on the page, the title, and descriptions that are given.Performance.

I published an actionable description of our process, step-by-step, here: Becoming a Private Lender.

🚀 Last week I met a real estate Giant.🌟 Ken McElroy has been my mentor for half a decade without even knowing it.📖 His book "The ABCs of Real Estate Investing" is proudly displayed in the living room of my Condo Househack, welcoming guests to join the same real estate journey.💬 When I asked him, "If you were to go back in time and speak to your 24 year old self on how to succeed in real estate, what advice would you give him?"

Description: 8 Unit (2Bd 1Ba each unit) Area: .55 AcresPurchase Price: $60,000 Taxes: $2,700Insurance: $4,200 yrEst.

I know a lot of people don't want to live in a "construction zone" but I have met a few people who have done it and did very well for themselves.

When marketing the property, make sure to clarify in the description that the rooms specifically are for rent, not the entire home.

Based on this, we develop a property profile, which is a physical description of the properties that this segment is willing and able to rent.

You can use keywords just like fixer, TCL, handyman, as-is, no repairs, cash only, investor only, etc in the descriptions and private remarks.You might also be able to set up cash only sales, foreclosures, probates, 180+ days on market, $/sqft parameters, tenant occupied, things like that.My guess are all separate searches.