There are a million examples of two people that could cross paths and benefit from it at local REIA meetings.

In terms of investing in the path of progress, it's a great strategy.  

They get stuck in massive debt and fight to keep from going under.Had they taken another path and invested into great properties with equity growth they might be sitting on 1,000,000 total net worth in 3 years getting a nice income stream to supplement.

Good Morning,I looked at that property yesterday and agree that there is definitely potential money to be made after a significant amount of renovation and long term appreciation as it is squarely in the redevelopment path.  

I was wondering if any other individual investors here in Bigger Pockets  have taken this higher yield  buy and hold path by trading your SFRs?

They want to know that you've been through what they've been through or how you can help them solve a problem, pain or validate their path.

I've been working with realtors all over the country, and normally it is a fairly straightforward deal - an introductory email followed by a phone call and then off we go property shopping.

I'm not sure which strategy is best and I'm hoping for some advice or maybe a path I hadn't considered.I also need to purchase a primary residence leaving from the apartment.

@Dave Metskerundefined  This was my original angle and seemed the most straight forward.

@Sean PriceWell since your licensed I think you just follow the rules of your states Department of RE.your entitled to a commission.. just market for these homes secure your listing and sell them and make commission like everyone else in the business.. use that cash to roll into your goal of rentals. seems pretty straight forward.