Long-term owner, investor-style layoutThe seller has owned the property for many years and is likely cash-flowing fine at their basis.

I’m particularly interested in light value-add / BRRR-style properties that work with conservative underwriting and can support repeat purchases over time.

I had met some of the gurus at conferences, but none of them actually had experience doing what they were trying to teach.

Are you sticking with conventional loans, moving toward DSCR-style structures, or mixing strategies depending on deal size?

And maybe the most important but take sales training that teaches you how to close a sale.

We'll teach you how to scroll past a post after the holidays.

There are many classes that teach you about doing this.

They may have visited the property and found deteriorating conditions, T-lock style roof that isn't made anymore and can't be repaired, or something else that didn't match up with the original description when insurace was placed.  

teach me what to look for, whats gone ****ed, or hidden cost sinks plz!

Someone smart will convince and teach people to buy STR overseas or South America with Crypto.