It seems like we could take the hit today, and lick our wounds on a bad deal or take a gamble renting out and slowly bleeding it for a bit either selling it when the market gets better or hoping that the gap closes and we can turn a profit on renting.Are there any other angles that we aren't seeing?

Another angle is small efficiency upgrades like smart thermostats, energy-efficient lighting, or landscaping, it’s amazing how much tenants notice and will pay for convenience and aesthetics.

If they have a low-rate mortgage, they may be hesitant to give that up, but they could be open to a solution that covers their payment and reduces risk.Another option to consider is approaching them from a problem-solving angle rather than a purchase angle.

There is also a value-add angle that can be educational for newer investors.

CamerasCameras provide an eye on all angles of the store.

We try every angle short of folding the fridge like a taco.

Look at different angles.

Three angles that are a little more outside the box are building relationships with probate and eviction attorneys and offering a simple one page offer format they can hand to clients, calling code enforcement lists and making an offer that includes taking over the headache timelines, and targeting small local contractors and trades who keep walking properties that are clearly distressed and can tip you off before they ever hit the market.

So I'm posting to throw a question out there and I'm genuinely interested in all angles of looking at it - no holds barred please.I'm looking to sell a 4/3, 2500 sqft home in Knoxville, about 5 minutes from UT Medical.

A real walkthrough includes a detailed inspection sheet, high-resolution photos from multiple angles of every room, interior and exterior, and documentation of wear and tear or anything likely to become an issue in the next six months.