I mentor new investors in the New England area and hear "I wish I had met you before I spent all of my money" they get caught up in the smoke and mirrors and want answers so badly they buy in and come out more confused and frustrated than ever.

@Rachel ZhangI've been through this frustrating situation a couple of times and I know how annoying it is.

Frustrating.

In short, a property is only truly worth what somebody will pay for it, not a penny more.I understand the frustration behind waiting for a Realtor or appraiser to give you an informed value guesstimate, but having human input from an experienced advisor has far more value.  

I know the frustration of trying to fill a unit once you hit 45-60 DOM.

Meanwhile I have been establishing my brand and reputation amongst my network and building a list of potential passive investors and KP's.It's been a little frustrating not being "in the game" for a few months (sucks not seeing rental income flowing into my account every month). 

Hi Lorraine, I understand the frustration, but you've come to the right place.

However, these deals do go quick and can sometimes be frustrating to get them locked in as a financing buyer.

Perhaps in some cases it's easier, but it's extremely frustrating to feel bamboozled by those that should be supporting your interests.

The seller may be holding out because they think they can do better with a cash offer if you get frustrated and walk.