I was willing to let this go and move on before Gregg chimed in, but now I felt required to set the record straight. 

Doesn't mean its a necessity to have it formed here but it is a fairly straight-forward process. 

He must’ve called me three times a day for a week straight, worried he’d mess up some timeline or trip over the identification rules.

Then after you have a few months under your belt go again and buy a straight 20%-25% investment property 

I've been setting the record straight so many times against unwarranted criticism and ignorance about the country and its state of affairs  (while acknowledging its issues) that maybe the government should make me a honorary citizen!

We had nine months straight of increasing inventory.

For replacement canoes that got damaged by straight line winds.  

I'm stressing because I wasn't anticipating this and am not excited about the prospect of paying 2k more than I was expecting when my mortgage payments kick in next month.I'll be searching the forum for answers as well, but since I am kinda desperate at the moment, I thought I would go straight to the source for advice.

As things with real estate are starting to pick up for me I'm now getting to a position where I could feasibly have more than one project running at a time and am trying to look at options for how best to keep these straight and on top of all the deadlines.

Many investors aim to jump straight into turnkey properties or multifamily deals to scale quickly, but the truth is that most people don’t have enough liquid capital to maintain consistent growth this way.