Would you pay for a subscription model say $1000 a month where you got access to knowledgeable investor agent who had zero stake on if the transaction closed but provided you with local knowledge, strategies, ran comps, looked over deals, even looked over home inspection reports, talked in the phone, basically a consultant (you could possibly tack on services like writing offers or seeing a property in person) my thought is if you buy a property relatively quickly, it’s much cheaper than paying 2.5% even if you end up paying for the service for a few month’s and realize it’s not a good time for you to buy you are only out a few thousand dollars as opposed to hundreds of thousands of dollars, this would basically take the agent’s need to sell you a home out the process, presumably there motivation would be to keep you subscripted for as long as possible but you could easily just cancel and if you were interested in buying later resubscribe than.

Account ClosedI would contact them to see if they are interested in selling and ask what price they would want for their unit.

I do ground up construction in columbus that meets those numbers. developers do the same and sell at a 7% cap rate or 8% cap rate and cash out on 20% built in equity.

The owner has an LLC that he uses because it is a business for him to sell property and finance it for individuals.

This seller bought it for 7700 and selling it for 40k.

Maximizing profits when selling an investment property involves strategic planning and execution.

We're just 6 months into payments, and want to keep the loan if we sell the tiny home to build out an attached ADU to code.  

Deal ended up falling through and selling maybe 18 months later.

Maybe you partner with someone who can take on the work while you are selling cars.

Best regards,Rob Hi Rob,I primarily sell vacation rentals in OR & CA and have written previously on the value of attractive and quality furnishings as part of a successful STR.