I couldn’t agree more—having a checklist really is a lifesaver, especially when juggling multiple aspects of a deal.

It certainly doesn't work with each listing, but that is what we do with the majority and it is consistent income during a slow season. 

However, you should ensure that the contract language allows for such changes without requiring a full contract re-signing.Consulting with an attorney familiar with Florida real estate and property management law is advisable to ensure compliance and avoid any potential legal issues when making these adjustments.Let me know if you need help with any other aspects of this process!

Reliable Funding – A lender who consistently delivers—even on the big deals—is key. 

If a flip doesn’t sell immediately, it’s possible to rent out the property and generate consistent cash flow while waiting for market conditions to improve.Infrastructure Growth: The city is also seeing improvements in infrastructure, such as new development projects and expanded amenities in up-and-coming neighborhoods.

It's all about consistency, and follow up.

When I evaluate a software, I first build a list of the most time consuming aspects of my existing work process.

@Barry Ratliff, your question touches on two important aspects of tornado damage and HOA management.

In 2020, I added wholetails, novations, and double closes to my toolkit, which allowed us to consistently achieve higher profits and scale our operations effectively.

Most real estate investment will have aspects of both cash flow or appreciation, but be over biased to one or the other.