
Most of the time, distressed properties are only distressed in the sense that owners want to sell them fast and they are willing to accept the cash offer.
Of course, finding and purchasing distressed properties is not without its challenges.
There are some signs that will help you know if a property is distressed.
Properties showing signs of neglect, such as crumbling infrastructure or overgrown landscaping, often indicate distress. An empty property can be a red flag, suggesting financial difficulties or an inability to attract tenants.
If you find properties with outstanding code violations, they may be facing legal and financial repercussions highlighting distress. Another sign is the owner being motivated to sell their property quickly.
Keep an eye out for properties priced below market value, being listed for a long time, and those not listed on the MLS. Difficulty reaching the owner, liens, back taxes, or even a change in property ownership can also hint at distress.
By familiarizing yourself with these signs, you'll be better equipped to spot and capitalize on potential investment prospects in the real estate market.
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