All Forum Posts by: Ella Fleur

Yeah, after talking to friends who own multiple units, I think only realtors who aren't making sales seem to push this. I'm only interested in properties when I happen upon a possible good opportunity. I'm not interested in paperwork if I just want to view one place that caught my interest, because I'm not actively searching for a home. This seems like a bad process for speculative investors, and I wonder if that's why the property has been sitting for half a year now.

I plan on owning multiple properties eventually, but getting hard pulls on my credit every time isn't something that would entice me. Pre-approval seems like something that would apply to people searching for homes, not investors. 

Hi! I am very interested in a duplex for sale near my grandmother's house in Florida. I'm interested in this specific property for investment purposes only, it's a low price. If I view the property and it's not for me, I'm not looking for anything else as I'm an opportunity buyer. 

I called the realtor and they want me to pre-approve. I'm not wanting my credit pulled every time I see an investment I might be interested in. Is there a way to convey this?