While Tyler might not be the biggest city in Texas, it has a ton to offer for investors!

For example, true vacation markets offer a lot less risk of future regulations than urban markets do.

I put a property on the market in San Diego 2 days ago and offered the Buyer Broker 2.5% commission via the MLS.

Basically, being able to get contact info's of listing agents of let's say homes listed for 100 days and older, and feed into database or email marketing app to be able to send out offers.

I then made my offer with the cost of the repair in mind.

Primary much easier offers a higher LTV/CLTV on renovation or 203K.Investment - those can be tough but easier to do the renovation after you own it and either have equity to pull out to renovate or use equity from another home through a cash out refinance.If the renovation costs will be $50K or under you can take out a personal loan after you buy the home and do it yourself.

Thanks for the response and please feel free to correct me if my assumptions are wrong and these can be competitive term-wise

More so as a sanity check to see how I stack up against my competition and as a data point in underwriting. 

I attended the live webinar (which is very good) the County offers, but I wanted a real-world perspective.

What can you offer in return?