We offer an amazing Subject to Close setup for new home buyers that only requires 10% down to get material ordered, and put on our installation schedule for immediately after the closing date.

I am trying to get authorization to post and I will share at a later date if I am able.

Think:Historic homes near downtown or the riverfrontProperties with acreage or scenic viewsBuildings with flexible layouts or zoning near tourist drawsI’m refining my wholesaling strategy to better serve this niche, and I’d love to hear from those of you who:Invest in STRs or event venues in Tennessee or the SoutheastKnow where these investors hang out (online groups, meetups, platforms)Have tips on how to market to this audience effectivelyIf you’ve had success wholesaling to this type of buyer—or you are one—I’d be grateful for any insights.

@Sean Leahy QuickBooks Online can do everything you've listed.

Google them, they have a few fake reviews, look at the dates.

I can add value that could allow me to extract all my investment, but I would have large negative cash flow after the high LTV refi rto extract my investment.I recognize not everyone has an up to date profile (my profile does not include my last two acquisitions) but not one person that posted that brrrr are still a viable option has a single brrrr in their profile.  

@Ben CaponeHey Ben, since you’re already experienced in rentals, the Midwest can be a great place to buy undervalued properties with solid cash flow and upside, you can focus on B and C grade neighborhoods that often offer strong returns, plus there are off-market deals you won’t see online, the key is building a local team and contractor network to make managing and rehabbing much easier, it’s a lower-cost market with opportunity to flip or hold for steady long-term growth

All eviction has to be done online.

Looked extensively online and on the BP forums and could not find a clear answer for our particular situation.

Looked online.