When I look at listings across upstate NY, I don't see anything that cash flows with 60-75% debt financing. If I wanted to purchase a $1-2M strip mall property for example, and finance 60-75% there would be substantia...

My total projected ROI was decent, but not what I demand from RE investing but I still considered buying it due to the challenges of obtaining cash flow positive STRs, because I had a killer co-host in the area, and we would use it on occasion and as a get away if the $hit ever hit the fan.Sold for $485k (I offered $475k), projected revenue $120k.  

They want to push the sizzle without verifying properly as it sells more.For capital investments with my syndication sometimes I lose out to the hyper syndications pushing crap projections and PPM's full of outright fake numbers.

Not a small deal.This is basically the same post I have made before.

**Tools I've seen remote flippers use:**- **Propstream** - Great for lead generation + basic comps.

However, these projects often require significant upfront capital, which is where bridge financing becomes a valuable tool.Key Benefits of Bridge Financing for Value-Add Multifamily Projects1.

I could send you a handful of articles that would give you the basics and you'd be fine.I have 14-doors in Detroit and 3 of them I've placed S8 tenants in.

I have around $130k in this project so far and am worried that I am going to have to take a huge loss on this project. 

There are many reasons owners are selling STRs right now, but one of the primary ones is that many buyers were originally presented with revenue projections that have since changed significantly due to market conditions.

Rent growth, appreciation, and future sale price projections all matter.