Most brokers have no idea how seller financing or creative financing deals work and are averse to presenting it to their clients because of that AND because they're concerned how it will affect their pocket - like all of us probably would be too if we were in their shoes. 

Pay more attention to the client/investor reviews with extra depth/more experience.

So in search for that answer I came across BP and decided to put this question out there as members are RE investors (mostly) to hear from them vs CFP who may skew client's investment towards stock market rather than RE(for which I will have another question subsequently).I have gotten so many valuable input from so many members for which I am thankful. 

One time the glue  just wasn't strong and it came up in places. 

Very interested to follow this and see how it affects my Colorado STR clients.

I do have clients buy in those area, generally anywhere from 8-12% COC return.

Consider your personal goals, risk tolerance, and time commitment when choosing a passive income stream, and remember to educate yourself, diversify your portfolio, build a strong team, and be patient.As I experienced, and while risky, building up passive income streams can be exceptionally rewarding in the long run allowing you to enhance your lifestyle and provide you with financial freedom and flexibility.

MTR is still strong in most areas but is certainly becoming more competitive as investors become more and more aware of MTR.

Well, its boring but it’s just econ 101: stubbornly low supply and reasonably strong demand for those relatively few homes = price go up.

If you're looking for a reputable builder you could simply walk into a new construction house/open-house and ask the agent to connect you with the builder - I'm sure they would love to bring a project to their client (the builder/seller).