This is a real concern, especially in competitive markets.

Unless there is a heavy value add aspect, seller financing, assumable loan, or some other "deal".

When you raise outside money you should be able to articulate to LP's your competitive edge.

I would undercut the competition on pricing until you have a lot more reviews.

Investors can use this information to build a network of reliable contractors, helping them with future renovation or construction projects.Building permit lists offer valuable insights for real estate investors looking to uncover hidden opportunities and gain a competitive edge.

The two suggestions I would have are:- Amount of text in the Year to Date section seems heavy.

I want to ensure it’s competitive but also makes sense for both sides.

Additionally, some lenders may offer rate locks, protecting you from further interest rate hikes.By staying adaptable with your financing and strategic with your spending, you can protect your margins and stay competitive in a challenging market.If you need help exploring financing options for your next project, feel free to reach out!

Try these options before busting out the heavy duty chemicals.

If none, NY and NJ are not the best spot to "try" one as your buy-in is very high, cost is high, lag time is long, and competition is fierce.