Working on both sides  acquisitions and property management has been eye-opening. In the Triad, having tenants lined up and pre-screened can really impact how fast properties perform, especially single-family and smal...

Patrick - factoring is an interesting angle, hadn't considered that.

I’d be happy to share my referrals so you can connect with the right fit for your property. 

The real decision is whether this property still fits your risk tolerance and long-term plan.

First thing to understand is that with most loans, especially early on, a big portion of each payment goes to interest, so it can feel like you’re not making progress even though that’s normal loan structure.A few angles to think through:1.

The half-finished project angle is interesting to me because it can create forced motivation, but I’d still want to underwrite those very conservatively given how quickly costs and delays can compound.

The people angling to do this don't have two nickels to rub together and they think I'm going to let them control my half a million dollar asset?

One angle - have you considered splitting the deal?

If the property fails HQS inspection, you'll have to fix it before you get paid.For the BRRRR angle specifically, the challenge is doing rehab around occupied units.

If they have a low-rate mortgage, they may be hesitant to give that up, but they could be open to a solution that covers their payment and reduces risk.Another option to consider is approaching them from a problem-solving angle rather than a purchase angle.