Personally I prefer the nicer areas and newer homes though because I usually do not have the time to deal with many repair issues/high tenant turnover like you would get with older homes renting to lower income demographics.  

Their money comes in various tiers of interest (some IO bridge financing, some equity with preferred return, some class b equity, etc).

I prefer certain zip codes, primarily single family homes 2-3 bedrooms. 

-Christopher  I usually prefer not to work with a buyers agent.

Looking forward to interacting with as many of you as possible in the coming days.

That new couple without kids might prefer a luxurious and romantic space, as well as a larger kitchen or dining room where they can entertain.

So putting myself in a buyers shoes I would probably always prefer nice, big pictures over a video.

An ongoing income stream from the sale, is not the buyers responsibility.I think there are several reasons that a purchaser who does need a loan, would prefer to deal with 'their' bank vs. the seller, sellers lawyer and sellers loan servicing company.

It may be baseless, but I much prefer taking away a layer of stuffy professionalism.....especially when I am sharing my intimate financial details with an individual. 

But if it's possible, I'm going to do it.I make decent money but also have hefty bills (school loans, other debt from back in the day when I was a dumb young adult, childcare, child support) so I'm really keen on networking with people that can provide direction on igniting the fire with very little spark, so to speak.I look forward to interacting with and learning from all of you!