I'm new to the platform.

A platform that's like airbnb for living.

Hello @Edwin Varela,The platform has changed a lot since I last posted on this thread.I would recommend checking out the classifieds forum section to see if you're allowed to post international listings there.Hope this helps!

Hi BiggerPockets community,I recently came across a platform called PropertyARV (www.propertyarv.com) that’s designed to help real estate investors streamline their deals.

After hearing about someone having a good experience with guests it getting 30% of their bookings from the platform I signed up this week.

I’ve been analyzing the overhead costs for high-volume wholesaling, and it seems the 'standard' path of paying $5–$10 per motivated seller lead is a major bottleneck for scaling.As a developer, I wanted to see if I could engineer a 'lean' strategy to bypass expensive third-party platforms.

Second angle: if you're doing smaller deals (under 00k purchase), credit unions and private lending platforms like Groundfloor or similar fill gaps.

SBA7(a) loans go right out the window with that.

I wanted to share a deal I’m working on because it made me realize you can sometimes enter a BRRRR-style deal by buying the debt instead of the property.Here are the numbers:• 3 bed, 2 bath single-family home in Michigan• Non-performing mortgage acquired through foreclosure• Unpaid balance: ~$95k• Purchased the note for ~$60kAfter stepping into the position of the note holder and completing foreclosure, I now control the property.The plan now looks very similar to BRRRR:• Rehab the property• Stabilize it with an occupant• Potentially refinance or sell once stabilizedGoing through this process made me realize how much easier deals could be if sellers could see real buyer interest signals up front, so I built a deal intelligence platform that helps sellers close faster by identifying active buyer signals around note deals.If you’re a note investor or BRRRR-e, DM me, I’m giving early access to anyone who wants to check it out and see how it could help speed up your next deal.

Look for signs of neglect, such as overgrown lawns, peeling paint, or boarded-up windows.