Welcome Ramond,lease options,seller financing,subject-to deals are all really  great.

The existing loan terms may not be financially viable or profitable.Ex: Over encumbered property that the seller allows you to take over payment (or subject-to existing debt)

It's interesting that there is so many different opinions on this subject, lots of options to consider.

But, AZREIA has a lot of people who do Wholesale and they can guide you if they will.I stick to "Subject To" and Wraps because it is less risky, faster and has a greater return.

Look for properties that are of similar condition and finish, size and within 2 miles of your subject property.

Hi BP,The subject says it all - I'm looking for an investor-friendly realtor in Central Illinois, specifically the Springfield, IL area.  

If I did subject to, the rent rate matches the payment so there is no upside for long term hold.  

Hi everyone,I am a senior in university and my final semester requires us to write a thesis type paper (research paper with "significant original contribution" to the topic) and so I was hoping to spend this time researching and building on a topic that we all enjoy, real estate development/transformation.The requirements are really open-ended so I was wondering if anyone here might have some interesting ideas/prompts/questions to write about in the subject of real estate development/transformation.

I'm working on creating a pitch book to outline the investment strategy of our commercial real estate syndication business.

You mentioned that the subject property is below comps in the area, but I did not find true comparables for this property.