We were fortunate to get the ball rolling fairly quickly and only have to fork out 1.5 months of mortgage on our own. my partner thinks he can do all the taxes for the home and depreciation on turbo tax, as that’s what he’s been doing forever since he’s a w2 earner.

My accountant and bookkeeper have been dropping the ball and just seeing if there are sofware options available I may not be aware of. 

Nobody has a magic 8 ball, but here’s my guess: after a decade-long bull run and skyrocketing home prices, things are feeling shaky.

We don't have an instruction manual, crystal ball to the future, or a road map with guaranteed outcomes. 

And with more renovations, you will start to get better at ball parking things, but even then you will always uncover items, so make sure you are baking in enough profit, even after conservative renovation budgets to feel confident you won't lose money.

This is in my ball park!

I went after a bad appraisal (Who bragged about low balling appraisals) Because he said it was his duty to not let buyers over pay for a property...

Play ball with them.Be prepared to follow through on the agreement.

And the 24 door funnel plays for all of these roofs and rehabs and the ball just keeps on rolling into one giant snowman.

There are a variety of ways but you just need to build relationships with clients and get the ball rolling.