Just wanted to see what your guys thoughts are regarding wholesaling to hedge funds at this moment.

I am looking at a beautiful house price at $210k no offers, with an ARV of $333k.

An inspection is mostly visual and based on just one moment in time.

This will give you a lower interest rate now on the refi (compared to a fixed 30 year loan) … but overall a pretty expensive proposition at the moment all the way around.  

Great market to invest in at the moment! 

But be patient wherever you're looking and be prepared to roll up your sleaves and make some improvements (and add value); sweat equity is a beautiful thing.

I love that my team has a listing for a beautiful horse farm out there currently. 

A few thousand dollars on a $100,000 property may feel like chump change in the moment, but if this strategy saves you a few thousand dollars each time you negotiate, you will end up saving tens of thousands over the course of your investment career.Think about it like this: you wouldn’t bay $200 for a dishwasher you could get for $100; whether you are saving that money on an appliance or on the purchase of the house, a hundred bucks is a hundred bucks.Be careful with this strategy since the seller can negotiate with other buyers while you are making them wait… if there are a lot of buyers interested in the property and you implement this strategy, you’ll end up losing the deal.

I don’t have an eloquent breakdown at the moment but if the numbers you stated are true, I’d lean towards that market, personally, if I was in your shoes. 

Always a moment of feeling what did so get myself into?