Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

So if the delta on your savings versus interest costs is only 2%, and it appears you're a RE professional, your tax advantages will probably make that a wash meaning there's no advantage at all to spending all your cash unless you are just afraid of making a payment. 

Spencer, I would want to get some solid advice on the ARV from professionals in that market.

I have been incredibly unsuccessful networking to find reputable information and competent, knowledgeable people who will not scam me to do deals with.

My goal would be to cosmetically renovate the property, professional photos, interior design, social media presence, etc.

Looking to network with other wholesalers as well, to any degree.

Whether it's through coffee meetings, networking events, or virtual discussions, I'm eager to learn from your experiences and insights.Thank you for considering me as a part of the BiggerPockets community.

If you bought at tax foreclosure, you only have a tax title and will need to get quiet title done or find everyone with a claim and have them sign QCD to you.If bank foreclosure, you should have clean title.Start networking with wholesalers that cover the area and hope they can bring you a buyer that can make the numbers work.Your other option is to sell on 3-5 year land contract with a balloon due to someone looking to fix it up and live in it.

Start with building a network, your network is your net worth.

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