Slow down.

Slow and steady can win the race, but you need to be committed.Wondering which path you chose?

In me experience real estate is get rich slow. 

1st off NO, what if you have to evict, then you will get pre-payment for early withdrawal. 2nd so you want to profit on the tenants SD? 

If contractor is saying this was slow long term extensive damage then it may not be covered by insurance.

I will add that out of my STR's, this is the worst performing so if you can't stomach slow months this may not be the market for you. 

I made my first post about 6 months ago, a lot has happened that has slowed progress but not stopped it.

Since they are solely transaction based and don't have to deal with tenants after they move in:1) Many are only interested in getting their commission and moving on2) Many think they are doing everyone a favor by working with a lease client, because they could be making so much more working on sales transactions3) Many complain about screening processes as they only see them as:---Potentially costing them their commission if their client isn't approved or finds something else during the process---Slowing down their commission payment4) NEVER allow an agent to screen a leasing prospect as they have a conflict of interest!

They are a bit slow and clunky on the communications but we did it!

I can only assume there's a learning curve that comes with it, and since an average builder wouldn't be quite familiar with IFCs, I can also assume that municipalities that govern them wouldn't be familiar with that either causing a slow influence.