I wouldn't be surprised if there was a deliberate attempt to raise funds in smaller amounts targeting unsophisticated investors.

Lately I’ve noticed a trend—many investors I talk to are targeting flips under $400K instead of going bigger.Are you seeing the same shift in your market?

I do not issue many disputes, but I just find it very strange that so little responded to their inquiry, and of the ones that did, they were not our target agent.I wanted to get some additional opinions.

For example, target properties in prestige rural area can only be so big due to septic requirements 

I have found that on the MLS (mymonsoon) for a list of land in a specific city I am looking to target there is only 600 records and on titlepro24 is close to a 10k list ?

I'm targeting areas like Ohio City, Tremont, Detroit Shoreway, West Park, and Old Brooklyn, so any local insight or connection would be a big help. 

Recently I acquired a flat and I intended to rent it, targeting this Mid-Term (until 1 year) Rentals Potential Tenants population.Would be great to have some advice from you, currently I am struggling to get people on board!

If you are pulling targeted lists like probate, preforeclosure, or tired landlords, Propstream wins.

What areas of town are you interested in targeting for flips?

I’m targeting strong monthly cashflow once stabilized.I’m here to connect with other investors, private lenders, and local partners who are active in the Jacksonville market and interested in learning more about creative strategies.