From what I’ve observed, note values seem to vary a lot depending on things like payment history, borrower credit, property type, and remaining term.For those of you who’ve sold or evaluated notes, what factors have mattered most in determining value or discounts?

Lets evaluate this as an investment property to see what makes sense: Based on condition, the rental amount I’m estimating is 2k, 1500, and 1200=$4700.

I'm trying to maximize my margin and evaluating whether or not to hire a property manager.

Not selling anything, just trying to learn how builders are evaluating deals today.

Local investor evaluating an off-market rental opportunity near 77026.Curious what price ranges investors are targeting there right now for long-term holds.Not marketing a property - just underwriting

I naturally evaluate properties through both a financial and design lens, which I believe adds value when analyzing deals or planning renovations.Alongside working with investors, I’m also planning to purchase my first investment property this year.

That is incorrect.Yes, DSCR evaluates the property’s cash flow.

I've got a few options for it, they evaluate the deal, if the comps are right and the margin is good, you can usually get 100% LTV. 

I am looking for a knowledgeable advisor who can help me evaluate mortgage options, rental strategy, cash flow projections, and long-term positioning to ensure this purchase is structured intelligently.

Hey @Richard Knox, appreciate you sharing the details - that helps a lot.If I were evaluating this strictly as a long-term rental, I’d back into the number from rent and financing.