Ensure the property is tested and, if necessary, remediated by professionals.Permits and Code Compliance:Building Codes: Ensure that the restoration or rebuild complies with current building codes and regulations.

Below is the exact email I sent out to all of owners, buyers, and sellers we work with.

Currently trying to isolate a market to settle into and focus on while figuring out why nothing seems like a good deal even though I keep hearing there are deals in every market (i.e., trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong while analyzing properties). 

The facility is underperforming and it should be a good opportunity to buy it while the price is "low" (asking $40 million, with a solar farm that is currently being installed) before the "Silver Tsunami" hits over the next few years.  

I will preface this to say I do NOT hold myself out to be a sub-to expert so if I am wrong below I hope I will be corrected because I would LOVE to know what I am missing here. 1.

@Amani Abdel-Dayem we are currently funding lots of deals for wholesalers all over Jersey.

Love to connect with Raleigh, Triangle area folks.I've an SFR in Cary. currently looking into multi-family deals. appreciate any leads!

Given our current properties, is there a creative way to do the financing that would allow us to buy the beach house without losing our current rental income ($6250/month) we are relying on? 

If you are buying directly, you have a better point, but you are not.

In our opinion, an investor should only work with agents that meet at least one of the following:1) Own rentals themselves for at least 3 years, at least one of them they bought below market.2) Have a 3-5 year track record of rental transactions, that they can document.3) Know how to calculate 1% Rule, ROI, NOI, etc. and demonstrate how to actually apply them to assist an investor client.4) Have access to tired investors selling their rentals.5) (what can you add here?)