Less security and harder terms for your buyer from a lender when you sell.The real test on the strip center is the quality of the location and demand for a spot.

Hi BP - I have a possible client referral for a Spokane real estate agent that would be savvy to help a first time home buyer purchase a small multi-family he can house hack.  

Most owners are savvy enough not to let someone cherry-pick their best properties but I’ve never been able to put together an attractive offer (for a buyer) because for me it’s: “Hey, I’ll pay retail for the good stuff and whatever upside there is will be in the junk, and it’s gonna take me a while to figure out what to do what junk!”

I need to identify those with apartments of 150+ units for investors/buyers.

@Terry Lao if bad management continues, it will keep hindering potential buyers’ options for financing, therefore, keeping the market value of those units down as they aren’t “marketable” Only options for a potential buyer are private mortgage and/or pay higher rate.I had this scenario myself where I owned individual condos in buildings governed by associations.

Also watch your back the wholesale game is very very very very cut throat some wholesalers turn other wholesalers in sucks I know best advice I can say is build your network of cash buyers and send to them directly don’t blast things out would be my advice but some deals you have to blast out .

I am a new wholesaler in the Hampton Roads area and I was wondering what would be a good slogan that is short and simple but will attract many buyers ?

You'll gain much more traction in moving these deals vs. smaller properties (and get you in the door with buyers).

While it doesnt necessarily affect my selling price, there is always the possibility of some buyer relying on it too much and will overbid because the Zestimate is $25k too high.

That said, it is common for buyers/sellers/agents (All rational parties) to misinterpret or disregard requirements of the lender for a short sale review/approval.