The ambulance lights are on, the peddle is to the floor and you better have a reputable surgeon (ie: Experienced STR BROKER and team) that you're confident in to support your prospecting, negotiating and post closing. - Thirdly: Mortgage rates are declining.

How much does your reputation worth? 

(Likely more niche, but I'm also open to partnering with reputable CCBHCs or other mental health agencies to rent a unit specifically with barriers to housing).2.

Using a reputable broker can make selling easier if you ever want liquidity.Challenges: Late payments, understanding local foreclosure laws, and staying on top of servicing can be tricky.

They have 30 days to back out without consequence.

For example, we have not yet gone through an eviction or experienced the consequences of an unscrupulous vendor (although admittedly our PM and contractor aren't my favorite vendors ever); would y'all typically advise that we wait around for some of these experiences to rack up first before swimming in deeper water?

You want the contract to clearly outline responsibilities, payments, and consequences if the buyer defaults.Communication with the Lender – Even if you don’t notify them directly, it’s good to know your loan terms and options in case issues come up.Basically, sub2 can be great for sellers wanting out quickly, but it’s important to protect yourself legally and financially.

One challenge was finding creative ways to get my client more responsive and aware of the consequences of missed processes.

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation of “Detroit” comes from OOS investors wanting sub $40,000, D class properties in poor condition, because they pencil out to 2-3% deals on paper.

That is not to say that there aren't options for trusts that do provide asset protection, but these are typically irrevocable trusts that come with a variety of often unwelcome consequences including loss of flexibility and control, tax implications, etc.