With today’s technology — virtual tours, drone footage, inspection reports emailed in minutes — buying a property without setting foot inside is more common than ever.Some investors swear by it: faster deals, less travel, more efficiency.Others say it’s a recipe for disaster and would never risk it.I’m curious:Have you ever bought sight unseen?

Quote from @Ismael El Hamdouchi: Hey BP community, I’ve been spending a lot of time in markets like Texas, Ohio, and Florida, and I’m always curious how other investors are navigating today’s market shifts. 

And soliciting more investors.

Hi, I am new to real estate and getting started in Virginia and North Carolina as an investor.  

We just discovered a pretty incredible builder incentive here... 3.875% interest rate, even for investors!!

For investors working on Fix & Flips or Fix & Holds — structuring financing correctly can mean the difference between scaling or staying stuck.We recently helped an investor access 100% financing (purchase + rehab) by leveraging the property's ARV and experience.Curious how this strategy works?

. 🙌 Also love seeing women managing their own projects and making it happen!

I am Rohit from Chicago, an out-of-state investor looking to purchase my first property there, and I would love the opportunity to connect with you and learn from your experience. 

You should be able to easily compete with corporate investors.Corporations normally have larger overhead - Admin, marketing, office building, etcYes, maybe they have more people fully dedicated to the business full-time but from an overhead standpoint, a small investor should always be able to compete with a larger investor.

I am looking to get in touch with any and all investors in the area, as well as any realtors who represent investors.