We've already got preapproval for a a substantial amount, and have the capital, but it needs to make sense.

Hard to predict the exact effect but we do anticipate properties in that area will appreciate substantially and are looking at others in the area as a result. 

@Edgar Ehrsam, study something substantial, like economics or history or comparative lit.

GROWER stands for Goals, Current Reality, Obstacles & Opportunities, Action you Will take, Experiences from taking action, and Results (potentially influencing your goals).

Maybe get copies of the lot leases instead to substantiate income.

It's going to take awhile for it to turn.We've seen a substantial uptick in deal flow (50-150 units) in the past month, though there is still a pervasive seller-expectation of pre-COVID pricing, whereas our underwriting has shifted even more conservative.As long as there are buyers willing to pay the premium (often justifying it with talk of how cheap debt is), prices will stay high.Significant price reductions likely won't occur for another 12-18 months (late 2021).

Either way the home is been in my possession for two years and increased in value substantially in the last year soooo worst case it cost me 15k to make her perfect and sell her off for a 80k to 100k profit😏not so super dumb after all🥳

I have substantial photos to document the condition in June, and after they left the property. 

In terms of finding new leads to generate for potential buyers my first suggestion would be to check out the influence social media has AKA Facebook or Craigslist.

Listening to ample BP podcast's, BP Rookie podcast's and specifically reading David Greene's 'Long Distance Real Estate Investing' has really enlightened me to the necessary steps needed.Through my limited amount of time living in the US, I haven't built substantial credit to get conventional lending.