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I have a serious cash buyer looking to purchase within the next 1 to 2 months. Definitely open to JV if someone can bring a MFH property! • Orlando area • Up to $600,000 • Triplex, Quadplex, or 4 to 5 unit multifamily • Block construction preferred • City sewer If you have an off market deal or something available that fits this criteria, please send me the address, asking price, rent roll (if occupied), and any photos.

I remember Zach mentioning 4 websites in one of the videos and I can't remember which one. Does anybody know what they are?

I called an FSBO Seller today and within the first minute of convo he asked me where I was. I said Ohio and he replied, "I know, I checked." From that point on the convo was very pleasant and I got through the call ( my first) and all my questions were answered and he even mentioned he enjoyed talking to me. As Rich & Zach teaches I did it to practice and I got rid of the procrastination. Great start for Independence Day!

Interested in any sites that we could build multifamily on that are 5+ acres in size (outside of the flood plain) and have access to utilities. 1. Whether or not the site is in a Qualified Census Tract (QCT) or Difficult to Develop Area (DDA) zone. This isn't a requirement, though; they make the deal much more likely to pencil. (HUD QCT & DDA Map) 2. An understanding of who owns/maintains the utility lines nearby to the site 3. Good visibility/access onto the site 4. Rent advantage- Areas where affordable rents are cheaper than market rents, making us more attractive to our potential tenants 5. Harris County - Site Map - Google My Maps - Houston specific map that lays out areas we would like to pursue. We are currently heavily trying to break into the Houston market 6. Markets; all over Texas, Tennessee, Indianapolis, Kanas and Ohio