Deals are not going to come as easy as they used too because the underwriting today is more operationally centric where in the past you could be the worst manager on the planet and still make money. Tons of opportunities out there from what we are seeing but if your goal is a quick 1-2 year hold then yes it's not gonna pencil
I think this could be regional. If there are multifamily deals they are out there. I will say I was expecting more in the 10+unit inventory to be out there with many of these commercial deals coming due and not being able to cashflow. That said I have heard that some lenders are extending terms out and working with the landlords rather than have them face selling. As far as the MLS, they are out there. I have had 2 different 4 plexes under contract this spring, Closing on them...well. That is a story for a different thread.
Deals are not going to come as easy as they used too because the underwriting today is more operationally centric where in the past you could be the worst manager on the planet and still make money. Tons of opportunities out there from what we are seeing but if your goal is a quick 1-2 year hold then yes it's not gonna pencil
As a co-founder of a co-investing club, we review a lot of opportunities, and the challenge usually isn't finding deals; it's finding deals that still look attractive after realistic underwriting.The strongest opportunities seem to move quietly. They're often getting shared through existing relationships before they ever make it to a broader audience.That doesn't mean good deals aren't out there. It just feels like investors have become a lot more selective, and the margin for error is smaller than it was a few years ago.