When I sell I will not be drawing on a pool of "home" buyers, my audience will be with investors who are going to want to run the numbers and see that they are buying a profitable business.

Would you recommend find the deal 1st or get a pool of investors first?

The cons are higher value fluctuations, fewer buyers of the notes on a secondary market, higher chance of default, and a smaller pool of buyers if you get the land back. 

@Sunny HonSweet thank you

Sunny

Now that I think about it we did it on the platform because after we canceled they tried to book again but could not get the number of days any longer and messaged us on it.The thing is my cabin they booked was more of a high end vacation rental with an indoor heated pool.  

It separates the tenant pool.

Also, to do my analysis I am using the SFH Rental Analysis Excel workbook that J Scott shared on his FilePlace.Property info:3/2 1,338 sqftAsking price: $250,000Block home built in 1956.Features:Has a newly resurfaced pool (2019) and a fireplace (currently capped).

@Sunny HonThank you for the inspiration I will continue to look for houses.

Hi Jr,Real estate syndication is a group of investors that pool their money together to buy, typically, very large deals.Most of the time syndicators are going to require you to be an accredited investor, meaning you have a net worth of over $1M or have a very high income.