I'm starting out with no money and have been trying to find the right steps of finding sellers, buyers, etc.

The higher ends are full houses or apts with amenitiesProperty is located within blocks of a Cal State University so rental demand may be consistentCOC ROI is fairly low, but I’m comfortable getting a ~5% return on my first deal if it means that this is a learning experience.

For instance, if you live in an urban core with a high walkscore, you will probably see a good return on investment because the new space will be in high demand to rent and purchase.

Hi guys , I found a good deal in Reading PA5 units multi family with a 12% cap rate after loan, I'm sure there is have something bad if the seller offer this kind.Whst you guys thinking about the area?

The seller isn't interested in owner financing so I'm looking to get a loan but I'm stump on where I should start looking.

Don't rely on the proforma's provided by the sellers!

It's clear that the Feds relentless drive towards higher interest rates are not having any effect on demand on Massachusetts market.

And after a certain time frame, that was negotiated by the buyer and seller, the buyer is required to purchase the property.

The main thing is to focus on finding motivated sellers willing to do them and tenant buyers who have the means to pay the option fee and monthly rent.

It was brought to the sellers attention who advised he would repair the garage to stop the flooding (he was a contractor).