Even when the DD window isn’t “short” on paper, access and scheduling makes it feel tight.vI just had a weird one on a 6-unit where the seller wouldn’t allow a walkthrough until we had a purchase agreement in place.

What matters more is commute patterns, local demand, and whether renters in that zip code prioritize highway access or not.A few things to check:• DOM: If it’s been sitting for 4+ months, that’s your biggest signal.

You need full access for inspections, appraisal, contractor walkthroughs, and scope approval.

If you can find a property that is in need of a lot scrape or retrofit, but is in proximity to a grocery center with good access and visibility, their is likely several ways to "skin that cat" from a build to suit to a ground lease, etc.  

The goal isn’t just to have the money — it’s to optimize for safety and liquidity.High-yield savings accounts (HYSAs) are popular because they offer immediate access to cash while earning more than a checking account.

Having access to different structures can make the difference between winning or losing a deal.Curious what systems you’ve found most effective.

The issue is the bank (seller)  has expressly forbidden me from accessing the property until deed is transferred.

It made my quality of life better and I am not even exaggerating.My boookkeeping servcie has access to all my bank accounts (view only) and they reconcile accounts with income, expenses and credit cards.

You may find it is easier than you think and access might be available in a crawl space or attic.

When Selling a property using Flat Fee MLS services, how should one conduct reverse mls prospecting or equivalent if they don't have MLS access?