Safety comes in numbers so you have to buy more than just ONE property.ALWAYS underestimate your income and overestimate your expenses.That being said and for everyone reading that might be interested in working with us.We are no longer willing to work with investors that are looking to purchase just ONE property. 

While they also do large deals in many states; they could still prioritize my first property.

That vendor couldn't possibly (uh oh -- I said it) satisfy the FL lien statute requirements at this point as concerns the new owner.I assume one issue here is nobody is concerned enough about a $600 issue to prioritize it.

The primary challenges would be about the safety of settlement transfer for a physical currency transfer (like gold) and the specificity of timing and valuation of transfer in digital assets. 

By removing risk, you create safety but the snowball does not go as quickly down the hill.

The pool, pickleball court, and lanai close at 10 PM each night for your safety and to observe quiet hours.

This is one of the main guidelines as it promotes safety and quality of life for ADU residents.

I prioritize the long-term appreciation of the asset over the immediate value of the deal.

Our first product focuses on property disclosure packets, using AI to generate insightful reports highlighting safety concerns and repair estimates.

I tend to sell a lot more of the latter, because most of my investors are high net worth individuals that are more concerned with safety and long term wealth generation than they are with cash flow.