I buy distressed properties.

When you know these factors, then you know what a reasonable purchase price for a distressed property is. 

This requires substantial upfront investment, since they are generally new construction developments.Another option is for you to purchase distressed properties and do minimal rehab, so you keep your costs down.

I am currently working with investors and would like to have discussions with fellow Realtors regarding purchasing distressed properties.

That is also why exploring other methods of obtaining properties can become necessary like finding off market deals, for sale by owner, distressed properties, etc. etc. 

Hi All, I'm currently flipping a property in Pullman and interested in a similar distressed house just down the block. 

However, what you could do is look to acquire a distressed property, and depending on your credit, experience and liquidity, get a rehab loan with 10% down payment, rehab it, place a tenant and then refinance into a long term loan.

My rule-following heart was distressed.

I’m focused on the alternative side of real estate investing, so that would be notes/paper/liens, section 8/distressed, manufactured housing parks, international, etc.; although, I highly suspect my entry will be the house hacking/duplex route.First above all else, I’m the MOST interested in building my network and learning from those smarter than me, so I’m eager to connect with anyone and everyone.Thanks for the great community.

It's a distressed seller situation, seller started renovating and had to leave country due to sick family member and abandoned theproject.