What I would like to now learn and pursue is, trying to buy houses that I can quickly add value to, and then refinance, and pull equity out, to use as another down payment. 

We look for owners who want to sell their land below mkt and we get there first and make a profit buy selling it well priced and quickly.

This means that I would rather take time to prepare a system for my business rather than just quickly rolling out a site just to "get started". 

Hi all, I've been developing some techniques to quickly build a comprehensive set of leads for specific categories of commercial properties anywhere in the US and wanted to connect with some commercial real estate investors to get some feedback on whether they would find this valuable. 

Your decision to make depends on whether you’re looking to build quick capital or work through a renovation and refinance in the long run.Do you have a preference at this time?

That would be a wise route, and would allow you to grow your bottom line quickly through the power of leverage.

Thanks for the quick responses!

While there certainly reasons a person may need a place quickly, logic dictates those looking to move in 30 days are more likely to be good prospects.

My question is: What do we need to have lined up from a financing perspective and what do those steps look like in order to move quickly on a deal when we find one?   

Includes contact information for each city.http://clevelandhousehunt.com/point-of-sale-requir...A bit dated (2015) but likely mostly accurate as these things don't change often / quickly.