The biggest issue I see with investor (new & old) right now is chasing yield that doesn't exist.

Hi Jay,I'd love the chance to talk to you about this - I'm a real estate investor in New Zealand, who unfortunately due to highly restrictive laws passed here recently is looking to expand his horizons to chase new opportunities in the US.As a charity donor of some time, I'd love to raise money for a healthcare charity that I'm passionate around, while having an opportunity to start a portfolio in the US.If you want to give it to a local I won't blame you, but I'd like to talk all the same.

I'll give Been Verified another look because I was using it to chase down heirs and tax delinquent property owners.

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Just my 2 cents thst before chasing people down ask if they will consider seller financing

This chase for the hard to find cashflow inevitably turns in to what management strategy to utilize that would turn buying a bad deal to a cashflow positive deal.

For a while there the market seemed red hot, but I feel like I have noticed a lot more properties are sitting around on the MLS in the last few months as rates climbed, I see some properties coming back on market, and now some even seem to be chasing the market down a bit. 

I've seen a lot of investors chasing cash flow eventually reposition their portfolio to equity plays which builds net worth faster.

But let’s break this down step-by-step and make sure you're setting yourself up for success and not just chasing a shiny object.Getting Your Name on the Deed: Sure, if your dad is down for it, go ahead.

No system is perfect, so don't waste your time chasing after the next shiny object.