We typically do not rely on many of our opportunities coming from wholesalers, but that's not to say we're not occasionally interested in something they have to offer.In addition to scouring our farm area while we drive around to and from our properties, and looking at aged(100 day+) listings and new low priced distressed condition listings on the MLS, which is where many of our deals come from, we reach out to local agents in the area we're looking to invest and let them know we pay cash.

I have been posting here and there on the forums for a while now but I have recently hit a wall in my real estate journey and I think my best course of action would be to start to network with more people in my market to overcome some of the hurdles I am facing that they have faced at some point.

Not many traditional multi/family opportunities other than good homes near the University or apartment buildings but there are many deals and solid investment opportunities for someone to get in for under half $500K. 

We’ve been doing pretty well and I’m looking to grow my business as well as my network 

Jumping back and forth between the assessors and SOS databases provide a wealth of information and might help you spot patterns that can help you identify opportunities and negotiate successfully. 

Evening,   With 2024 off to a good start, I wanted to throw some networking gas on the fire and say hello to the community.

However, the old investing adage says, "You marry the property, but you date the rate" meaning that eventually you will likely have an opportunity to refinance again at a lower rate to lower your payment, pull out more cash to work with or BOTH and as a result improve your cash-flow situation.

Hey, we are currently exploring opportunities in the realm of real estate partnerships and would greatly appreciate any insights or experiences you can share.

I watch this local market pretty closely and have networked with quite a few local people.

I saw an opportunity for a subto in suburban area of San Antonio, Tx.