With most syndications that are experiencing trouble, the issue comes down to: is there enough cash flow and/or reserves to keep the deal alive long enough?

If this is your first transaction, I would advise working with an experienced agent.

If you’re unsure, getting advice from a mentor or experienced investor could provide helpful insights.

My fix and flip has recently been broken into and they stole from the property I was wondering what security measures do experienced flippers use to keep burglary from happening? 

I have primarily experienced this with employers that want a written consent before releasing any details about an employee, understandably so. 

Attend local investor meetups, join local Real Estate Investment Associations (REIAs), join digital groups like LinkedIn and Facebook, and use platforms like BiggerPockets to connect with experienced investors, contractors, and potential partners.

At this level of knowledge and experience you need to be a co-agent and learning the ropes of things under an experienced person who can guide things. 

Partnering with experienced investors, networking with mentors, and starting small with manageable projects can help achieve growth in real estate investing.Good luck!

You are experiencing what many fall victim to in the DSCR world when certain loan officers or banks try and broker DSCR loans when they are not well versed.A DSCR loan has to be underwritten up front by the Banker or Loan officer and many fail to run the numbers correctly or at all.

Having moved to Texas from Tennessee, I'm actively exploring the local market and excited to connect with this community to gain insights and knowledge from experienced professionals.