Scaling was slow, and we reinvested almost all of our profits into new deals to keep building.At this point, I feel like we’ve found our niche, but I keep asking myself, What’s next?

I have found lower end W/D more recently have been failing much faster than the higher end names (Samsung, LG, etc). 

for certain data like price per square foot I've found you can tell them to reference websites holding the data.So far ChatGPT seems pretty good for this purpose but I'm curious to see how Elon's superAI pans out.

I've found that there are a lot of out of state investors who like Tucson and this provides a quick explanation for the area.

I feel so fortunate to have found BiggerPockets, as it’s been a goldmine of information and resources.Currently, I’m leaning towards the BRRRR strategy as my primary niche.

You could also go for a condo: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4310-54th-St-APT-109-San-...Again, this is only an example that I found in less than 5 seconds.

So if you found something similar in a B, would that work for you?

I’ve found that putting in a bit of effort upfront, like when I upgraded my kitchen with discounted German appliances delivered straight to the US, makes things run smoother in the long run.

I have found impressive opportunities for flips and while searching for capital investors I am wary to shell out too much information on the project in fear of the potential investor taking my ideas and running with them. 

If I were you, I would arrange to have your materials removed before they get there to work because city guys are pretty rough on stuff they have to move.We occasionally found issues like the corner of houses built in the easement and sometimes on top of a water or sewer line.