I prefer properties that are heavily focused on the residential component  because mix-use assets receive far less attention than multi-family assets.

@Matt Davis      wow, how and why did you end up investing so heavily in indy?

Then the market leveling off heavily come 2023 and 2024 compared to a market like 2021..

I have a large base of heavily vetted contractors that I can introduce you to. 

The cost of energy is heavily subsidized.  

Getting a partner to invest with would make more sense on your first BRRRR since the rehab processes if heavily based of experience for your LTV% and your rate, where the turnkey will just be based off your FICO and the cashflow of the property.

It's heavily dependent on what the tax code allows and who is interpreting the tax code.

Our industry is heavily regulated; and thus, ripe for disruption. 

I'm very excited about both of those projects as it shows the government is investing heavily into the area and it gives me confidence that they will have the violence under control.On that note, the architecture down there is blowing my mind!

One mistake I’ve made in the past is relying too heavily on numbers provided by various real estate websites, so I’m curious how you’re verifying the property’s financials.Looking forward to hearing back!