Leaves a path of destruction where sellers are left hanging, and after a while even the investors are getting annoyed.Sometimes it's just a right of passage you have to go through.The only solution I know is to work alongside someone else who's done it.

Reno cash buyers are pulling back — and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.At one of the peaks of high interest rates in late 2023, over 30% of single-family home sales in Reno were cash.Today, that number is just over 21%.That doesn’t mean demand suddenly disappeared.It means incentives changed.When rates were punishing, cash was much more attractive on the buy and sell side.

We're pulling out of this deal after talking to contractors.

Our solution is to handle as much as a we can ourselves, because it is really the only way you can make more money once your tenant is onboarded (that is to say - money you don't spend is money you get to keep.)  

@Lolo Druff, I’d push a simple addendum/holdback that makes him hand over the abatement docs at closing, and in the meantime pull permits/CO and “before” pics yourself so he only has to sign a cost summary.

Wouldn't that be a good solution for most guest communication ?

In my HCOL area (median SFH is ~$1m), NAR data from Nov 2021 showed ADUs added less than $20k of value (NAR about one month ago pulled their data on pretext of it being old but I believe the data was pulled because it did not conform to the ADU narrative beneficial to NAR.   

and do you think this method is more beneficial than buying prequalified seller leads through ( List pulling, dialer setup, skip tracing, SMS outreach, cold callers )

Mortgages are fixed Rates but have higher costsWhat this means is that a Line of Credit is NOT designed to be a permanent financing solution.

You are too stupid to call me because you are a troll....not looking for solutions.