During the peak season the high demand areas generally go with schools so basically draw a "c" around the metro and you have it, edmond,deer creek, piedmont, yukon, mustang, moore, norman. 

We started with a turnkey rental to learn the basics and build confidence, and now we’re beginning to explore more creative strategies, including seller financing, as we work toward adding our next property. 

The advice is very basic.

The buyer would not be paying full cost of land and home for the property, basically buying the structure and renting the land, which in most places its not the home that drives the price its the location/lot price. land leases exist today we see them in Hawaii and on deals I did in Baltimore there are land leases as well.the equity share we did in the SF Bay Area split the equity did not all go to the investor.. the risk for investor is the property does not apprecaite and or goes down their equity could get reduced 

But like all things real estate, one Dollar General may be worth it all day long, while another may not even be worth being given for free.Given we are talking about the dollar store concept, any macro economic issues will apply universally.If you are talking about Dollar General, specifically, and all are corporate guaranteed, tenant quality is equal across all possible properties.So then you get into market analysis, store sales, lease terms, structure condition of property, specific location (mid-block with no left turn vs hard corner at signalized light), traffic patterns, re-tenanting ability and demand, current rent to market rent delta, etc.All deals are unique, but I would not go in with an assumption that all Dollar General's appreciate. 

I pick one zip code in each market and run 20-30 properties through basic numbers - what percentage even hit your buy box?

I was looking up if cold calling and text blasting is legal in Florida, and it says it's illegal unless there is consent before, which would basically outlaw cold calling and text blasting.I don't know a lot of other wholesalers in the area, so I was wondering if anyone else knew if this was legal or not.Thanks again for the contract!

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It is basically a bet on inflation, so not using financing defeats the purpose.

Problems usually come from vague language or informal handling, not from the concept itself.