We target the loans and that have the largest delinquencies where the most likely outcome is foreclosure.

This experience will help you as you grow and scale your portfolio.Best advice I can give you is to speak with an investor-friendly lender and narrow your search to target areas that fit your criteria and desired price-range.Best of luck to you moving forward!

The target market for the units that are being created (younger folks/Millenials) will eventually want/need something more than an 800sf unit.  

All marketing strategies work when targeting the right people.

Make sure you have the right information about the property, the best quality photos taken covering every detail of the house, and make sure the ad is placed where your target market is looking for. 

My target replacement of a multi-tenant flex/warehouse industrial property in the sub $1mm price range is proving to be very difficult to find (in the right market that is) so I'm also considering SS, which I've researched at basic levels over the past few months.  

Would love to chat about your goals and target area.

We are targeting large multifamily assets for syndications but we don't see Chicago as a market worthwhile. 

I agree with Gavin, get to know your target markets by studying properties for sale and for rent. 

My target area is the South Hills / Northern Washington County area.