Condos can be a good option for new investors, but updating kitchens and bathrooms might not add as much value compared to single-family homes, especially with potential restrictions from condo associations.

I know that reaching out to investors is a great way to find out what they would by for cash, but I would like to do more research on my own before involving potential clients.

I know my strengths: deal finding, spotting potential, bringing people together.

Quote from @Gary Monroe: Personally, I think going for the SF home might be the better bet in the long run.

Hello everyone,I recently purchased my first house and am seeking advice on a potential flooring dilemma.

Should be low investment and potentially good payout if it works.

Hey,I have had luck in the past with sending out handwritten letters to potential buyers.

I wrote about this weeks ago and the potential impacts it could have on real estate investors and financing.

I bet the first are all cash in 3 days no contingencies.

Thanks Yes, worrying about the due on sale clause is a valid concern, as it could potentially trigger the lender to call the loan due in full upon transferring the property into an LLC.