Account ClosedDo you ever offer any useful information other than "Why would you want to buy were an evil HOA is?"

Mahalia Kennedy with Appalachian Realty is excellent- fairly new on the scene, but backed up by some 20+ year investors who mentor her, and the only realtor I've ever worked with who returns calls and emails and hasn't yet made a major mistake on a contract. 

If you PM me the address, I can check the database and see if it has ever been inspected.

Home is in Charlotte NC very fast growing area.Any Ideas out there sure would help.Chris

Havnt used a hard money lender yet but I want to soon to help grow the portfolio

If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to reach out.

I'm looking to build relationships, network and gain as much understanding as possible to grow my business.

I had considered multifamily investing before, but having a house that I'm essentially paying nothing but upkeep for has me more interested than ever. 

Ever since I got into RE I knew I had to build a team around me.  

If owner, then here is your decision tree:Buy with sub2, and then hold and rent, sell as a lease option, or sell on terms to someone else (you could also list it if you wanted to, but I doubt you'd have success when the owner didn't unless the agent is at fault).If collect one time assignment fee, then here is your decision tree:Put property under contract to buy (with this, you can put the property under contract as sub2 and assign sub2 deal to someone, or assignable contract for deed, or assignable lease option).If you have the option to go either way, and you're local to the area, then there are more advantages to buying with sub2 (or being on the deed via a mortgage wrap, because then you have equitable title and you're not assigning - no one can ever start an unlicensed broker investigation on you if you're on title).So which exit strategy sounds best to you?