Not every property is a good fit for an investor purchase — and that’s okay.

This page is designed to clearly show what types of deals we actively pursue, what information helps us review deals quickly, and why some deals move forward while others receive a clean pass.

Whether you are a homeowner, real estate agent, or wholesaler, understanding these basics will save time and lead to faster, clearer outcomes.

We review a high volume of submissions. The deals that move fastest usually have three things in common:

  1. Realistic pricing
  2. Clear information
  3. Access and transparency

The examples below are simplified to help set expectations — they are not guarantees or offers.

What a Good Deal Looks Like

✅ GOOD DEAL EXAMPLE

  • ARV: $240,000
  • Estimated Repairs: $45,000
  • Purchase Price: $120,000
  • Condition: Dated but structurally sound
  • Access: Vacant, lockbox available
  • Photos: Full interior and exterior provided

Why this works:
The price reflects the condition, there is room for renovation costs, and the numbers support an investor exit strategy.


  • ARV: $300,000
  • Asking Price: $245,000
  • Repairs: Unknown
  • Photos: None
  • Access: “TBD”

Why this doesn’t work:
Incomplete information and pricing that does not account for renovation risk.


What Works Best

✅ GOOD DEAL EXAMPLE

  • Off-market or pocket listing
  • Property needs updates or repairs
  • Seller understands as-is pricing
  • Agent provides photos and condition insight

Why this works:
Clear expectations, clean communication, and realistic pricing allow for quick review.


  • Fully retail condition
  • Seller expects top-of-market pricing
  • No flexibility on repairs or closing terms

Why this doesn’t work:
Better suited for traditional MLS exposure.


What Moves Fast

✅ GOOD DEAL EXAMPLE

  • Assignable contract in place
  • ARV: $210,000
  • Repairs: $40,000
  • Assignment Price: $95,000
  • Photos and access provided

Why this works:
The deal supports an end buyer and can be underwritten efficiently.


  • No proof of contract control
  • No access or photos
  • Pricing leaves no room for end buyer

Why this doesn’t work:
We cannot evaluate or proceed without control and transparency.


Broad Guidelines

✅ GOOD DEAL EXAMPLE

  • Residential property needing updates
  • Pricing reflects condition and market
  • Clear value-add opportunity

❌ NOT A GOOD FIT

  • Retail pricing in smaller markets
  • Severe condition issues without pricing adjustment
  • Incomplete submissions

  • Clear asking or assignment price
  • Honest repair estimates (even rough ones help)
  • Photos or walkthrough video
  • Access details
  • Clear communication

DISCLAIMER

Examples are for illustration purposes only.
All deals are reviewed individually and subject to condition, market, and final underwriting.
Submission does not guarantee an offer.

Ready to Submit a Deal?
Use our submission form and include as much detail as possible for the fastest review.