That means in 2011 or so (I think that's your earliest data on the chart) there was about a 3.5% annual churn in house sales, whereas right now you're looking at a 3% annual churn.

Working with an investor-friendly brokerage can be a big advantage for a first-time flipper. but only if you understand what value they actually bring and what you’re giving up in return.Here’s how to think about it:✅ Pros of using an investor-friendly brokerage1.

I’m currently a wholesaler, but I’m looking to buy my first investment property/house hack in the Phoenix area.

While there is a shortage of senior housing, there are not many who have been successful in it.

Having an in house maintenance division adds much value to the property management company and the investors under management.

The rehab number looks great if it’s mainly cosmetic and you’re handling it in-house — huge advantage there.

I’m currently a wholesaler, but I’m looking to buy my first investment property/house hack in the Phoenix area.

It would be a Boutique Class A home for between 6-8 people in one of the top 3 metros for assisted living.

I too am interested in house hacking, with the plan of long term buy and hold for properties.

I also have some people focusing on lending for construction of Resorts, casinos, villas, beach access/recreation centers/amusement parks, if any of that.Can also do a share of mixed use, or if you have something in your sights that's NNN, can also work off that.