Investment Strategies & Deal Types

Not every real estate opportunity is the same. Below are the most common investment strategies and deal types available through WayneRoberts.com. Each section explains how investors typically approach these opportunities and allows you to view matching properties currently available in the local market.

CORE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES

1. Fix & Flip Properties

Short-term investment strategy focused on purchasing properties that may benefit from renovation or cosmetic improvements, then reselling for profit.

Best for:
Investors seeking shorter timelines and active involvement

Typical Focus:
Properties needing updates, value-add improvements, or repositioning

Risk Level:
Medium–High

3. Rehab Properties

Properties that may require moderate to significant improvements before resale or rental.

Best for:
Investors comfortable managing renovations

Typical Focus:
Value-add opportunities beyond light cosmetic updates

Risk Level:
Medium–High

2. Cash Flow Properties (Buy & Hold)

Long-term investment strategy centered on rental income and property appreciation over time.

Best for:
Investors focused on steady income and long-term wealth building

Typical Focus:
Rent-ready or stabilized rental properties

Risk Level:
Low–Medium

4. BRRRR / Cash Flow Opportunities

Properties suitable for the BRRRR strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat), allowing investors to potentially recycle capital.

Best for:
Experienced investors seeking portfolio growth

Typical Focus:
Value-add rental properties

Risk Level:
Medium

5. Multi-Family Properties

Residential properties with multiple units that can offer economies of scale and operational efficiency.

Best for:
Investors seeking scalability and diversified income streams

Typical Focus:
Duplexes, triplexes, and small apartment buildings

Risk Level:
Medium

6. STR / Airbnb Properties

Properties suitable for short-term rental use, subject to local regulations and zoning requirements.

Best for:
Investors seeking higher income potential with active management

Typical Focus:
Homes in desirable or high-demand areas

Risk Level:
Medium

👉 View STR / Airbnb Properties
https://wayneroberts.com/investor-search-hub/#str

7. Land & Development Opportunities

Vacant land or properties with redevelopment potential.

Best for:
Experienced investors with longer timelines

Typical Focus:
Land acquisition, redevelopment, or future appreciation

Risk Level:
High

👉 View Land & Development Opportunities
https://wayneroberts.com/investor-search-hub/#land

SPECIAL DEAL SOURCES

These opportunities are categorized by how the property becomes available.

8. Off-Market Properties

Properties that are not publicly listed on major marketplaces and may offer reduced competition.

Best for:
Investors seeking alternative opportunities

Typical Focus:
Direct seller or investor-submitted properties

Risk Level:
Varies

👉 Join Investor Network for Early Alerts 
https://wayneroberts.com/register/?type=investor

9. FSBO (For Sale By Owner)

Properties offered directly by owners who have chosen not to list publicly.

Best for:
Investors seeking direct negotiation opportunities

Typical Focus:
Single-family and small multi-family properties

Risk Level:
Varies

👉 Join Investor Network for Early Alerts 
https://wayneroberts.com/register/?type=investor

10. Probate / REO Properties

Properties that may become available through probate processes or lender-owned (REO) situations.

Best for:
Investors experienced with timelines and due diligence

Typical Focus:
Estate sales or bank-owned properties

Risk Level:
Medium

👉 View Probate / REO Properties
https://wayneroberts.com/investor-search-hub/#probate

11. HUD Properties

Government-owned properties available through HUD programs.

Best for:
Investors familiar with government purchase processes

Typical Focus:
Residential properties sold through HUD guidelines

Risk Level:
Low–Medium

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