It’s:• Getting in at a price that protects you• Keeping scope tight so you don’t over-improve• Matching finishes to the actual buyer, not your taste• Exiting clean without financing frictionCongrats to your client.

It immediately conjures images of a lite beer: "Guesty Lite: Tastes okay.

Your personal taste doesn't matter—only what attracts reliable tenants.Bottom line: Property type doesn't matter.

Its hard for some people to take their own personal biases and tastes out of the decision making process to underwrite the deal.

It depends on what your tastes are.

I'm looking to connect with an investor-friendly loan officer who specializes in owner-occupied 2–4 unit loans (preferably within 30 minutes of West Hollywood).

I’d prefer not to switch so I’m trying to figure out hire to track this stuff, any recommendations?

Our thesis prioritizes capital preservation and current yield for our equity partners through a preferred return structure, with a planned exit via refinance in the 2-3 year horizon.I'm interested in connecting with other sponsors or experienced passive investors who have worked with similar 'club deal' or single-LP equity placements for sub-$2M acquisitions.

I’ve bought and sold hundreds of properties there over the years, and I definitely prefer certain pockets over others because they tend to have fewer restrictions and are just easier to operate as an investor.

Quote from @Ozan Somunkiranoglu: Hi everyone,I’m actively looking to purchase an investment property and I’m fairly flexible on location (preferably OH or MI) and property type (SFH or small multifamily, 1–4 units), as long as the numbers make sense.So far, I’ve been finding deals mainly from Zillow, but I know that’s just one piece of the puzzle.