I would assume that with an increase in renter occupied units in an area, the competition would be higher and therefore it would make sense to go outside of the area of competition (given other demographic information indicates the area is still appropriate for a buy and hold strategy).

If you ever wanted to sit down and discuss market strategy, or bounce ideas off of each other, lets connect.

Hi my name is Juan and I am looking to learn how to do a few "subject to" and "master lease" deals and then to advance into the"buy and hold" strategy.

This doesn't require you to actually own the property but still control it and potentially set yourself up for money up front, monthly, and on the back end.I am looking to find investors who are using this exit strategy for their business who can provide any Automation tips for the selling process. 

What are the best strategies or success stories using private money?

m a wholesaler and ive been wanting to use different strategies for a while like seller financing, i dont want there to be only one option to homeowners who dont want to sell their house far below market value seen as thats the only offers i make.

We also knowingly gave up a critical backup exit strategy due to HOA rules, and then needed them when we were having a hard time selling.

If you had $100k today that you had to invest in real estate, what would your financing strategy be?

The strategy I've chosen as a start is wholesaling in order to create cash flow.

My initial strategy was simple, find and analyze Fourplexs deals in the Lexington, KY (or Bluegrass area) off of Zillow.