Hello,My wife and I found a home we like on www.hudhomestore.gov that seems like a good deal at face value for a potential flip or long term rental, but we have never purchased a home from them and wanted to find out the pros and cons of these types of deals.

If there’s any investors, experienced wholesalers, or anyone that can help me out to potentially closing my first deal that would be great!.

Potentially Fort Lauderdale area, but I am very open to moving to the best area for real estate appreciation.

Investments in infrastructure, education, and technology are key priorities for sustaining long-term growth and addressing challenges such as affordable housing and traffic congestion.ConclusionRaleigh's market situation in 2024 is a testament to the city's adaptability and growth potential.

It's great that you have the deal under contract, especially one that appears to have solid income potential.

Additionally, I am prepared to offer either a first position on the loan or cross-collateralize with my portfolio of seven vacation rentals, valued at approximately $12 million, with $6.5 million in available equity and generating $1.4 million annually in gross rents.Given the potential of this project, combined with my experience and the collateral available, I seek advice on approaching potential lenders or investors and effectively negotiating terms within such tight time constraints.

A keen understanding of property valuation, repair costs, and potential profit is crucial for effective negotiation and staying organized in this fast-paced environment ensures smooth deal management and maximizes your success.

Thanks @Bradley BuxtonI have done very cursory investigation of the Tahoe areas, but my understanding is that it is not very friendly to STR investment (e.g. limited permits and the potential of completely banning STR's).I currently have property in a mountain resort town that is close(ish) to a metro area so we have lots of WFH employees, but it appears that the market is drying up due to RTO policies. 

Hi Kenny, I have found a potential private money lender to lend me 20% of purchase price for down payment.

If you are not afraid of conversions, you could potentially even venture into RM1 conversions - single family home zoned RM1 - converted into a multi family residence.