Tracking down half-finished projects where the original owner/developer ran into GC issues, financing problems, or other roadblocks.I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on these three approaches (or any other creative ways you're finding deals in this hot market).For context, I have cash on hand and the ability to execute most projects quickly.Thanks in advance!

Trying to understand how investors are handling deals that don’t fit traditional MAO formulas but have strong financing advantages.Example scenario:• Seller needs higher price than flippers allow• Profit created through resale structure instead of discount purchase (novation)Are investors still executing these or has market shifted back toward deep discount acquisitions?

Any loan modifications, forbearance agreements, acknowledgements, or any other documents executed by borrower and or note holder13.

Bonus points if executing a strategy similar to my own.

With my background in construction management and project execution, I have the capability to oversee the full development process from planning through completion.I have already completed preliminary feasibility work, including construction cost estimates, development budgets, and general financial projections.

My husband is an experienced contractor and will be handling the renovation work himself, which gives me a strong advantage when it comes to execution and cost control. 

I enjoy collaborating with people who value clean numbers, transparency, and execution over hype.Currently, I’m focused on:Expanding builder and agent relationships for land dealsScaling rehab projects thoughtfullyConnecting with operators, lenders, agents, and builders who take a long-term view of real estateNot here to pitch—just to learn, share, and build real relationships within the community.Looking forward to connecting.— Jay Toluganti (pronounced: toe-luh-GUN-tee)

Bonus points if executing a strategy similar to my own. 

Ziprent will write the lease, execute it, then get the tenant in the unit and collect first month's rent and deposit.

., Hey Brad, you’re right, this is a great opportunity to offset some W-2 income if you can execute it properly, and we see this everyday with out clients who do exactly that.