Seasoned flipping investors- if you could go back in time (not to 2010) when you started investing, what actions would you do to attract private money partners?

But they are salesmen and their whole purpose is to attract business to the area, I do not believe they would mis-lead me but they may not give me the entire story either.

At least in my market a 4 bed attracts two families.

Then I hear by 2025, 40% of the work force will be freelance and/or work from home...translation....no need for commercial space.

(If using OPM and private investment channels, indicate the attractive “CASH OFFER” phrase) It doesn’t hardly sound like a tactic, but I seem to land 1 deal a month from a contractor, neighbor, friend, family member, or a general acquaintance.

Some people might see a $600 incentive more attractive, vs a $650 rent (if market rate is $700).

When it comes to slate "look a likes" you have to be careful because the attraction that meets the eye is not always the best long term option.

Dilapidated homes are not only a safety hazard but they also can attract poverty and crime.Here is why you wholesale.

They should bring a great deal of experience to the table and focus on establishing the price that will attract one or more buyers, staging the property for maximum eye appeal, and market the property with multiple on line databases, ads, and yard signs (if applicable).

While unfortunately I don´t have any good input for you, I have to say that this reminds me of one of the BP podcasts; someone recounted a story where their 2 local roofing options turned out to be owned by a father and son, where they significantly overbid one price and still overbid the lower one, but in comparison the lower bid looked much more attractive.