Whether you're in a buyer's market or a seller's market, it's crucial as a seller to understand the traction your listing is getting—and to know when to accept an offer or hold out for something better.Many sellers in a favorable market want to hold out to maximize their gains.

Do you know how to search/examine title and read/understand foreclosure pleadings?

I’ll be in town from June 28th to July 4th and I’m looking to connect with local professionals who understand the BRRRR strategy, Section 8 requirements, and have deep knowledge of the best (and worst) zip codes and neighborhoods to target.

I am still in inspection period but would love to understand if there are any potential unanticipated surprise.

As a newcomer, I’m eager to learn and would appreciate any advice or insights you have to share.

Take time to understand local rules, stay on top of your paperwork, and focus on clear, consistent communication.

Ensure you thoroughly understand the market, the risks, and the reasons behind a deal that appears to be a good fit.

You can help your buyer understand the deal and evaluate the deal. 

They need to understand how to build it. 

You’ll also want to set clear lease terms upfront, stay on top of maintenance, and understand NY landlord-tenant laws, which can be strict in some towns.You might want to start small, like a 2-family home, where the tenant lives in one unit and you live in the other.