Yes, House was on the market several times after however, due to the lack of funding to complete the renovation, we were unable to sell at that time.

The house will be hitting the market in the weeks to come.

Lately, investors have been using a mix of financing strategies to adapt to market shifts.

And you may have a shot given the market to play some hard ball and threaten the closing and find another attorney. 

Margins getting thinner.ADRs have actually decreased significantly in my market (Denver) since 2022.

AirDNA might not be an accurate reflection of your potential, especially if you're in an underserved market.

We liked the market, the neighborhood.

Quote from @Juliette Holm: I am a long term investor in the DFW area and have seen recently great incentives for new construction offering lower rates and incentives that make deals make sense with the current market.

Some of these would include interest rate by downs, which is the biggest problem in our market today, and free property management.  

The market shifts, strategies evolve, and if you’re not learning, you’re falling behind.So I made it a habit:Reading at least one real estate or business book a month.Listening to podcasts while driving instead of music.Watching YouTube breakdowns of market trends.Getting advice from investors who’ve been in the game longer than me.The more I learned, the more confident I became.