My questions is, let's say something bad happen on the sellers life say divorce, accident, bankruptcy anything like that and while I keep posting my monthly payments to the seller the payments from the seller to the lender stop.Do I have any recourse at that point if the lender decides to foreclose the property due to seller's default?

I found that $100/month did very little to move the needle compared to the gain from levered appreciation.

There's a ton happening in the city and folks are finally starting to catch on.Detroit was also the fastest appreciating market in the country the other month, so it's clear folks are catching on!

Something I am currently interested as well.4BR/3BA SFH (possibly smaller if the numbers make sense)Between Kissimmee & Lake Nona area (not something like pine hills)30-45 minutes to Disney & tourist areaNo HOA or low HOAMust allow a short term rental (open to long term rental if the numbers make sense)Last property I was interested in, I found out that it only allowed 7 month leases for rentals.

Housing is a major driver of the CPI and lags about 6 months.

Have you thought about applying for a 0% interest rate, 12-month credit card such as the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card?

For example, agency lenders may have specific restrictions based on market preferences and require a minimum debt service coverage ratio (DSCR).Understanding these market-specific nuances is crucial to ensure your deal aligns with the lender's criteria.I've encountered solid deals that were hindered by financing constraints.

We run in-person meetups in Northern New Jersey on the first WED of every month, but in July it's the second WED in Morristown.

Total PITI : $2,800 p/m ADU: Rents : $1900 p/m Home : would rent for $3k per month Potential Gross cash flow: $2,100 per month Purchase: $500k Current ARV: $900k Can these numbers be achieved today with high interest rates and high prices ? 

Though, you will be paying a bit more per month on the mortgage and you will have to live in the place for at least a year.