These investors have a project or 2 under their belts, and Hard Money let them leverage what money they did have, and expand their portfolios.

It is very easy to sync. yes, the 2 companies do sync calendars, pretty easily How do you sync?

Multifamily values have fallen somewhere between 20 percent and 40 percent since 2022, meaning that the LTV today could be greater than 80%, and very easily could exceed 100%.

Mom and popIf you want in-person training and offices and more camaraderie, bib box like KW, Coldwell Banker, etc are good options to start (you will leave after one year).If you are mobile and doing a lot and want to work freely, but have a ton of online support, cloud brokerages are great and have better splits like eXp and Real.

Improving your marketing on Airbnb and expanding to other platforms can help too.For your next move, consider scaling your portfolio by investing in more units or exploring long-term rentals.

Ideally, they should offer you a dashboard or portal where you can easily track performance and minimize the need for back-and-forth communication.In your case, where revenue has dropped despite heavy investment, the marketing and revenue management piece feels particularly critical.

A room furnished through FF could easily fetch 800. 3 of them is 2400 or up to 3000 when that same house probably only will get low 2000 for rent.I don't think BP has leases for by the room (correct me if I'm wrong) but you can have an attorney draft one for not too much online OR use ChatGPT honestly these days.

Hey Olu,As a long term holder in the DMV area, I would lean towards cashing out to a % of comfortable cashflow and moving on to expanding your portfolio.

Also they still need to be in good enough condition that they can be easily cleaned.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I’m currently in the process of expanding my real estate portfolio and am looking to establish relationships with hard money lenders who can offer the most competitive and lowest rates available in the market.I am a business owner with $1.5 million in verifiable funds.