Hi all, i am looking for a way to find sales volumes by zip code and city. Also, how long homes stay on the market, average sales price. General information like this is hard to find without reaching out to a broker b...

Originally posted by @Jeff Johnson:Cleveland has seem to be hot for a good while now.

Yearly tenant survey wont be useful as im sure you dont have enough data points, ie propertIes, to make it statistically significant.

Originally posted by @Patrick Jung:@Ramin R kamalBuy an undervalued property.Look at comparables and recent sales to get an idea of how much a home will go for in that area. 

My original lender confirmed via email that the transfer was legit and the loan was transferred.

Originally posted by @Mike Spero:Our LLC owns a commercial property with a great tenant, we own it free and clear, after all expenses are paid we net about 12k a year.

Originally posted by @Kathie Riedel:Your approach sounds like a Hard Money Lender rather than a Private Lender.

Originally posted by @Daquan Johnson:Hey BP I'm currently  negotiating a pre foreclosure seller is highly motivated.

When they told me how much they wanted, I felt they were a little optimistic with their asking price and their estimated rehab budget, but after a few rounds of negotiating over text, we agreed on a price that was $15k under their original asking.The numbers were:Purchase price: 80kseller repair estimate: 35kARV: 180k to 195kMy hard money lender would only lend up to 65% of the ARV and they chose to go with a conservative number at $175k, so based the 65% rule I had to be all in at $117, so that gave me a budget of $37k. 

Originally posted by @William Wallace:Hey, I was toying with the idea of using a HELOC to fund a non-real estate investment, specifically buying some debt.