and "how do I architect creative financing to make the speed and efficiency of my money work smarter?"

It's time to align myself with a tax professional who not only understands my current situation but can also help me scale efficiently.

The first are the investors who specialize in operating real estate that is leased to voucher recipients where they can benefit from operational efficiencies.

How are you navigating this slower period with your current investments?

So I went to be more passive for that period of time.

If you keep the house over the same period, its value will hopefully track or outpace inflation and your heirs can inherit it.

On my end, I’ve managed to save about $80K and still owe $17K in student loans, but since I’m in the grace period after graduating in May, I’ve held off on paying them to keep my savings in a high-yield account for now.I’ve been exploring Midwest markets where property prices are more affordable, and I feel like this might be the right place for me to start my real estate investing journey.In the meantime, I’m also working with my parents to convert their single-family home into a three-family unit.

There is a design efficiency that they need to work on for their floor plans.

While this is efficient there are inherent statistical inaccuracies that must be accepted.- Take time to understand what your PMC is doing and ask how much they can modify to your liking. 4) a PMC can't be everything to every owner- If your PMC refuses to address the above or their answers inadequate it's probably time to terminate your relationship with them.

Knowing a ball park figure can help me pick a price I will see if the homeowner will accept because there is alot of needed work)What kind of project planning should I do to make this an efficient project and reduce cost but keep quality?