Many look great on paper but poor in execution.

I've been in the trades for about 15 years and would love to connect and see what you need help with.

Sometimes, things don't (or do) make sense at the asset level, but there are strategies above when it comes to overall portfolio and lines of business (e.g. right-sizing business, opex reduction, relocation of assets to e-biz). 

If I did end up finding a deal, executing a BRRRR, then moving, my plan would be to hand the property over to a local property management company.If you have any advice or have been in a similar situation I would love to hear your input.

3100 E West Maple Rd Commerce Twp, Michigan 48382I highly recommend looking into this meeting place and giving it a try.

I'd jump at this as Partner 2.Scenario 2:  These two are basically the same skill level so the trade off seems to be risk + Money (Partner 1) for deal execution (Partner 2). 

Patience & $ are tied together because you'll find that it takes at least 3 or 4 touches before someone responds to a direct mail piece, which means you need $ to execute a direct mail campaign.

Now IF we had all the people in the world going to trade schools which are currently at about 5-10% enrollment of pre-collapse numbers, and IF we had every developer dripping in billions to start all the developments needed to get to parity now, IF we had magic wands to waive to make the ridiculous mountains of red tape disappear so it didnt's take ridiculous months on months to get permits to break ground, you'd still have to answer for the fact that we can't get lumber, decking, fasteners or really just name the material because there is the biggest materials shortage in recorded history, only WWII compares in material shortages and there is 0 relief on the horizon because there is still various covid shut downs and restrictions.

Many many trades that available are overpriced and do sub-par work.

Some take Schedule E from your tax return and calculate it that way.