If the note world is only looking for the cast-offs from the big funds or seller-originated notes, then they might struggle to find deals that have not been recycled or rejected by institutional shops.

And maybe no one catches the cast iron sewer line....?

I’d focus on specific locations and really get to know them super well as opposed to casting a wide net.

- Plumbing: cast iron or galvanized on anything pre-1970 in Dallas.

You buy a house that needs paint and flooring, but once you open walls you find cast iron drains, knob and tube wiring, or a foundation that's settling.

Casting too wide a net is usually what leads to analysis paralysis, and what looks great on paper doesn't always translate into a sound long-term investment in real life with peace of mind.From an investment strategy standpoint, you're on the right track by targeting small multifamily.

Are you planning to focus on one specific lead source or cast a wider net?

All of the above.Grind culture dude, run a tight budget & cast a wide net.

If there’s a cast iron or similar tub there already then I’ll tile it.

Are you looking at properties near specific colleges or casting a wider net?