Then like clockwork, April hits, and the floodgates open:- More showings- Multiple offers- High buyer activityIt's a roller coaster of emotions.

Some parts of the country are seeing inventory bounce all the way back to normal levels, while others haven’t grown quite that much yet.Let’s take a look at another graph.

@Waylon Bruce Moore there is no 'normal" for a true private lender like yo describe but generally I would pay 10% with the range for me being 8%-12%

so far what I've gathered for anyone else.Residential appraisers have low confidence as they need to find comps to compare apples to apples.Tough to appraise something if the finishes are beyond normal market finishes.

Also found that podcast episodes and youtubes from others who’ve done it helped normalize the idea.

More price sensitive than a normal home buyer unless there's something untapped to force appreciation.

A loan against your 401K can be a great option.The interest is paid to your retirement account.The interest rate is normally low.The loan costs / set-up are normally subsidized by your employerI would do it 10 times out of 10

Hey folks — I recently got into wholesaling and have been doing a bunch of cold calling over the past few months. I’ve been tracking some basic metrics across my operation and I wanted to sanity-check something with t...

ALE offered $350/mo over my normal rent to place a temporary tenant in the property, along with my normal Security Deposit. 

Normal stuff.This is a common occurrence.