Hey everyone!
I’m Selma, based in Florida, and I’ve been diving deeper into property management and the tech that makes real estate operations more efficient. I currently manage a few properties myself and have frien...

The issue was she only had $30k in equity so we couldn't buy it...But instead of losing that equity, we found a creative solution.

The only viable solution I see is that you absolutely have to work with contractors.

Am I barking up the wrong tree? 

I think your missing the forest for the trees on BTC.

I'm going through the same problem and unfortunately there's no cheap solution, but if you do it right once you should be set for a long time. 

If an opportunity feels like a stretch, it’s probably the right one.So if your world is a little slower this week, lean into it.Study.Learn.Re-evaluate your portfolio.Create new solutions for sellers.Use the quiet to build momentum.

If you have a total of 10 subs (demo, electrician, plumber, carptenter, tile guys, flooring guy, roofer, landscaper, drywaller, painter, HVAC, mason, asphalt, concrete, tree guy,.. that's 15) and you pay every one 2k more than budget, that's 20k-30k and poof there goes your profit.

Yes, it does get a little complicated.As an aside, as long as the mortgage gets paid, it's unlikely the Due on Sale will get called.So, your solution would be to make the payments on a house you no longer own.

They don't let little things from getting in the way and are good at finding solutions, rather than problems.A good broker can avoid deal-killers, like loan amounts or regional lending issues, and can find these lenders that fit with what the borrower is trying to do.