@Drew Sygit has some good resources on investing in Metro Detroit, including the city proper.

— Drew

Hi Drew,That’s a great question.Seller financing is not very common in Hungary compared to some U.S. markets, as most residential transactions are typically handled through traditional bank financing or all-cash purchases.That said, in certain situations — such as older private owners looking to exit, estate sales, or properties in need of renovation — deferred payment structures or partial seller financing arrangements can occasionally be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.It tends to be more situational rather than a standardized practice here, especially in off-market transactions.

@Drew SygitI agree with your comment on walking properties.

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@Drew Sygit I like these ideas.

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The BRRRR method is a popular strategy to stretch your cash on hand, although it does require getting solid deals like Drew mentioned.