And I also realized that we would have to re-tool our operations, which are 100% specialized to the type of property we have.So you don't have to go bigger, unless you want to.

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After being in the corporate sales world for about 10 years, I realized that I do not want to return.

If they didn’t understand or realize that what they were investing in was not secured by real property, that’s probably because despite being ACCREDITED they’re NOT SOPHISTICATED.  

I've owned the house for few years and have spent a lot of time trying to design an addition to add value to the property, but the current floor plan is really not conducive to realizing a return on that investment (tiny living room, low ceiling basement, poorly placed basement stairs, etc.). 

Once I realized it was the quality of the real estate that opened the doors, my business took off.

When I began direct-to-owner marketing for multifamily (12-40 units), I realized it usually takes many months and touchpoints to build rapport with most sellers where they are willing to really open up about their property and financials. 

It's going to take the pain of another 12 or so months on & off, before people realizing flipping, unless it's in scarce, high value areas just won't work as easily. 

They key is to realize their pro forma numbers is perfect case scenario.