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With extensive experience in the construction industry and as the owner of A+ Professional Painting LLC.

The industry as a whole benefits when sponsors do a better job and I'm always seeking improvement. 

I personally don't want to use them again mainly because of the lack of communication  ya I watched the video you can tell industry knowledge and experience no doubt.. but unique lender not so sure about that..

I don't think the sub-type of asset class matters, ie multi-family/industrial/data center/SFR/MHParks etc.

So would you say that living independently was very transformative and a critical step in becoming the investor you are today? 

Thanks Drew, will do - though without direct experience, I'm hoping the skills I have gained in the finance industry along with having gone through the process to obtain a real estate license will be considered. 

Either they did not do their homework right (appraisal comes in lower than their estimate, insurance/taxes are higher than their estimate, property did not have clear title, and/or the property has deferred maintenance) or they are shopping without having any experience in the industry. 

Any tips for me or any best practices from fellow investors whose been in this industry for a while now?

Because most of the tools you have access to are a figment of imagination pushed by self-aggrandizing gurus and the Real Estate industry … because they only make money when you’re buying.Again, let me stress I’ve made a lot of money over the last 3 years.