I've been there are a number of ways to find distressed sellers.

The leader lead a presentation on how to determine an offer amount on distressed properties. 

I like the idea of finding distressed apartments, renovating them (doing as much work as I can myself) and renting them as normal rentals or short term vacation rentals, or flipping them if the numbers make sense. 

There is a part of the new tax bill that gives incentives for investing in “opportunity zones” in distressed areas .

Type of multifamily: Distressed?

Hi,I am looking to finance a distressed property which is $25k and need to put at least $15k rehab money, which will rent around $1000 when all done.

Ok so I recently got this property under contract from a distressed landlord trying to sell.

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $68,0003 unit distressed property, rehabbing and adding an additional 4th unit.

I'm wondering if I should stick to/focus my time on more traditional "distressed" homes (not modern, need repairs), instead of tax delinquent, modern, updated homes.

I ask because I'm looking to buy and flip a property from my real estate agent who is sending me distressed listings.