I'm curious to hear what strategies agents are taking to work with Investor clients in the hot seller's markets across the country. What's your approach? How are you helping investors find/close on cash-flowing properties in such a competitive climate?
@Cody Benedetto I'm in the Park City market and I have started managing my clients properties at 10% to make the numbers work. The going rate for property management in Park City is 30-50% which makes it very difficult to cash flow at these prices.
@Cody Benedetto I'm in the Park City market and I have started managing my clients properties at 10% to make the numbers work. The going rate for property management in Park City is 30-50% which makes it very difficult to cash flow at these prices.
Real Estate Consultant · Madison, NJ · Member since 2016 · 6k+ posts · 7k+ votes
5y
We just have all of our ducks in a row at all times. One-page on the investor, proof of funds and verified financing along with direct contact info for any lenders, clear goals and limited to three cities or towns. We are preaching patience. What is the point of being an investor if you are going to bid against other people to win deals, they aren't deals then. We help them work off-market and find properties they want by carefully tracking data and lead sources and via personal letter writing.
Real Estate Agent · Surf City, NC · Member since 2017 · 648 posts · 597 votes
5y
It is a struggle for sure! Most of the offers our investor clients want to put in wont compete with primary residence offers for properties that are listed on the MLS. We are working on trying to build a system for finding more off market deals for investors. We have gotten a few contract for investors even in this hot market so it is possible, sometimes it just takes a while to get an offer accepted.