I think if you have a good cash-flowing property, there isn't a need to take the money and run, unless you see something more attractive to your investment strategy.Also, keep in mind that the Redfin estimate is not the all-seeing, all-knowing market value for your home. 

The property is in a B class neigborhood and looks to be mainly cosmetics that makes the property look less than what its worth.I would love some tips on how to further pursue obtaining information on this property thank you.

That is one of the main reason Id say agents fail. 

Facebook, LinkedIn, etc).A hard money lender is a company whose main business is lending and you vet them online by way of Google or searching for their name on BiggerPockets.  

I recently decided to look at investment properties in Southern Maine to Portland. The prices are much less then you find in pricey Massachusetts and the Rents are producing strong ROI's. Plus, State Landlord / Tenant...

I've been through buildings with great opportunity but the block looks like a war zone and you'll never attract good tenants.  

I find most of my clients from out of state are shocked when they get here and find out a 2,000 square foot house is 1,000 on the main and 1,000 in the basement.

Howdy folks,I’m a new wholesaler mainly doing pre foreclosures but now I’m getting probate leads.

A main st vs an out of the way street can make all the difference 

I think that is my main issue right now is that I'm having trouble finding a lender that will count projected income from the potential rental and/or count my current rental income towards my DTI.