I am looking for a way to source motivated sellers and I am leaning toward probate.

I've seen conflicting advice regarding putting this money in a high yield savings account vs. a money management account, but I'm leaning towards the savings account because of the higher APY, and I won't be affected by transaction limits or ATM accessibility.

I was leaning away from any big banks as their consumer reviews seem to be consistently bad. 

I am leaning more towards a single family property and renting out the remaining rooms with a focus on a property where I can add an extra bedroom, but am open to a multi family unit as well.

So far the one lender I talked to would not do a hold back in "good weather" (as in summer when the work can be done) and my agent was leaning towards the fact that the seller did not have the money to replace it or else they would be able to list the property higher.

Hi Jill I leaning towards a buy and hold for a Added stream of income But I’m not opposed to a flip.

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That’s all the pros and now the major CON Alright so you get the picture of where the previous investor was in the rehab and now imagine seeing the right side of the house leaning away from the left noticeably a few inches in some sections to where you could see it from the front of the house and you can tell it’s a major structural issue and the fact that roughly 1 inch thick cables/ratchets have been installed (professionally) to support the wall (5-6 of them throughout) potentially the whole house is major cause for concern I just don’t know how much concern and what kind of cost are we talking about?

You want to make offers on properties you are at least leaning towards purchasing if all goes well under contract.