Hey everyone,My name is Sam and I’m based in Florida.

Tampa, FL - several major hospitals, MacDill Air Force Base, professional sports and universities and colleges.

The biggest shift I see with my clients making this move is going from price-per-square-foot thinking to income-based valuation.

I'm a developer based in NH and I've been manually pulling data from the county registries of deeds to track tax liens, lis pendens, and probate filings as part of a personal project.

Consider asset-based or local lenders.Since you own the building free and clear, you may have options with asset-based lenders or smaller regional banks that focus more on collateral and after-repair value than traditional underwriting.3.

From the operations side, here's what we're seeing across the private money shops we work with:The lenders who are winning right now aren't choosing one factor over the others—they're weighting all three dynamically based on deal type.

That's honestly where most wholesaler deals fall apart.From a flipper's perspective, the number one thing that makes me immediately pass on a deal is when the ARV is based on active listings instead of sold comps.

In my area a landlord policy is very high, but based on what we are bringing into the property we would still be cash flowing a decent amount of income monthly after expenses.

It is also, based solely on your post, meaningless what the builder said.

Hello everyone,My name is Chris, and I’m based in the Greater Philadelphia area.