How are you guys finding cash buyers for HUD homes?

So your buyers would need you to provide financing.When we moved this home it cost about $10k, that was a few years ago.

Then ask if they could help yours by referring buyers and sellers.After 3-6 months, these people will always think of you when they think of real estate and it will start producing referrals.

Buyer had to have those sections of the floor replaced as they were too saturated to save...wood had turned black there. 

I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community to connect with fellow investors and real estate agents who can offer insights, share experiences, or point me towards potential investment opportunities in the area.A brief introduction: I recently embarked on my real estate investment journey with the purchase of a property in California, April 2024 for $180,000, applying the BRRRR strategy to maximize its value.

Just plan to keep expenses on a spreadsheet.  6) We got an umbrella insurance policy vs LLC - lots of forum threads on here about the differences and which one is best depending on situation.  7) An emergency fund is paying yourself, I don't sleep well whenever mine gets low.  8) For me, it would depend on your financial level, time to retirement, and/or if you have income you need to offset or not. 9) you need to figure out if selling with the up-to- $250,000 capital gains tax free for primary residence is better financially for you than renting as you'd be converting to a rental and potentially losing that tax advantage (takes a lot of monthly rents to equal that benefit), and talk to your accountant about the depreciation as I think they still value it as depreciated when you sell even if you forget to depreciate at tax time.   

Partner Driven was interested in the Woods Drive deal in Decatur, GA, due to its high profit potential with a purchase price of $240,000 and a sale price of $355,000.

@Daniel Newman - could be a potential SBA route for your construction funds here? 

You answered your question in the last sentence - disclosures are required on conventional but not for DSCR - these are really aimed at overprotecting the consumer (non sophisticated or non real estate professional) - since DSCR Loans are 100% business purpose and for investors (and typically for experienced investors or non-first time buyers only), there is less need to overly disclose / overly explain everything in a disclosure since its assumed they are experienced and know the basics

Partner Driven was interested in the Sardony Lane deal in Charlotte, NC, due to its high profit potential with a purchase price of $218,000 and a sale price of $280,000.