You basically step into the seller's shoes, handle their monthly payments, and eventually own the place.

They can hook you up with these contacts, making your real estate journey smoother.Since you're looking to cash flow, I'd suggest you take a closer look at Cleveland's Section 8 market, its known for reliable government-backed payments and high tenant demand.

They're just enforcing this now and cracking down with the 10dlcYou CAN text people/sellers who've opted in (raised their hand and said "yes" to you).

When the market is unpredictable like it has been for the past 12 months or so, predicting demand is difficult.

Does anyone have a process they go through to check demand for traveling medical professionals?

Hello BP community,I have a potential seller finance deal where the purchase price is 650k.

The possibility to structure a seller financed deal.

In Georgia, but not Columbus (can't change city after selecting it).I brought up the idea of seller financing, specifically a wrap, to an acquaintance in the area.

But land investing looks to have a very low demand meaning hard to sell or requiring a large initial investment.  

From surveying and planning to obtaining permits and architectural design, the journey to make the land shovel-ready demands time and energy.