In a perfect world it's a nice gesture.

As a dedicated real estate wholesaler, I source off-market properties perfect for fix-and-flip investments in high-demand areas.

The perfect tenant does not exist.3.

**Long-Term Viability**: Since DSCR loans are structured around a steady, income-producing asset, they support long-term stability and wealth accumulation, aligning perfectly with a buy-and-hold strategy.Overall, DSCR loans offer the flexibility, scalability, and cash flow potential that buy-and-hold investors need to grow their portfolios efficiently.

Even if you have a "perfect" house, it will not rent if not priced correctly, OR you will be overrented (yes that is a thing) meaning you are leaving money on the table.Marketing is also big - Again depending on the area you want to be on as many relevant channels as possible - Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, Zillow, Furnished Finder etc and have a direct booking strategy for repeat guests to cut out the middle men.Best of luck!

I found a few other MLS sheets in the folder, one was the property almost next to it, a little more square footage and a perfect backyard.

Perfect for getting started.House Hacking: Continue the cycle—rent, refinance, buy another property—scaling up each time.

This was one of the craziest threads I've read on BP, and the perfect example of what can go wrong when jumping into wholesaling with nothing but positivity/ naivety. 

Your example in New Hampshire perfectly illustrates that with the right approach, these relationships not only bring deals but also help you build a stellar reputation in your market.Keep at it with consistent follow-up, show genuine interest, and when the time is right, those deals will come to you.

Its like Fix and Flip loans/business purpose loans are now called "RTL's" real estate transition loans - same thing just different nameI know AAPL was trying to get away from the term "hard money" because for some it has a negative connotation but to me its all the same.