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All Forum Posts by: Lucia Romero

Lucia Romero has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

Hi all,

I am a condo owner trying to sell my 2 bed / 2 bath unit in Miami. The issue is that over 50% of the development is owned by one entity, so it’s considered non-warrantable and conventional financing will not be approved.

I’m looking for advice on how to market to cash buyers or portfolio lenders—especially through Facebook or other platforms. Also open to connecting with investor-minded buyers who are used to dealing with these kinds of deals.

Any tips or connections would be hugely appreciated. Thank you!