So more capital required, but from an execution perspective it may actually be easier because the difference between the purchase price and after rehab value is typically also much larger, providing more margin for error and also making the potential reward much higher.

This is pretty common.

This is a very common strategy used by high net worth individuals, mainly to benefit via interest rate arbitrage.

I'm an agent in Indiana and this seems to be one of the most common reasons why a buyer can't get pre-approved.

Way more common in commercial than residential and you dont really have to put 20% down but rather the bank will loan 80% LTV.  

Being afraid to start, analysis paralysis, is common when you are first starting. 4.

Again, more work for us, and not part of our standard process, which leaves room for human error and more expense.

I’m mostly a podcast-listener, but I’m here on the forum to get advice.I have 2 rentals (GA & TX) that are on new 1-year leases.My wife and I are planning on buying a larger house in CO and we’re wondering if it’s common or even possible to sell the occupied properties.If so, is market value expected?

This is a very common question, but you have definitely thought about it more than most.

TO do that just everyone is on the deed as tenants in common.