They mentioned they could use a loan themselves so they could close cash on another deal and this property was purchased for a great deal, so we're happy to offer a quick loan with minimal paperwork needed from the client.

RPOA has a lot to offer and are the host of many educational and networking events.

I don’t know what I have to offer at this time other than sandals on the ground for anyone looking to invest in the central Florida area, but let me know.

Some blanket assumptions on when BRRRR works for me scrounging the MLS (I only have 2 such situations under my belt and everything else has been direct or wholesaler so I'm by no means an expert):Act fast - this went under contract day 1 Cash close no contingency and high earnest money - they knew I was serious and would close  In general the property will need a good amount of work/risk to offer enough meat on the bone. 

You may also be able to offer flexibility on things like allowing pets that a brand-spanking new mega-plex property will not allow.

Like others, my initial thought is to offer to purchase it; though the thought of offering to manage it is intriguing as well.

If there are a lot of units currently available and it doesn’t look like you’ll get 1400 again anytime soon you may want to offer a month free at the end of a 2 year lease or something like that...

Since I have only about 25k in equity. based on the purchase price of 259k and 225k left on the loan, I feel like I may not have a lot to offer unless the land value has increased substantially.

I want to offer her the opportunity to pay half rent at the beginning of the month and half mid-month, to accommodate her pay. 

I have an investor that owns several lots and wants to offer Seller carry terms and subordinate his seller carry to the bank's construction loan.