We all want to scale quickly but he is proof sometimes slow and steady can win the race.  

If your construction team is great at project management ~ and then you pull them out of that seat to do expense data entry ~ you may be slowing them down and hurting your own profits.

The thing I have learned through flipping many properties is that slow is smooth and smooth is fast.Make sure you vet your contractors as thoroughly as you would vet a tenant - I have learned vetting is one of the most important things I can do as an investor.

Is it usually this slow here in terms of replies?

I also need to walk the areas to see how deep hood they really are All the best 

I think that platforms, groups, etc. are only a small factor to vacacnies and slow periods. 

That Deep C63 roar is something else though! 

Now they're ears deep in IRS notices requesting that 2553 to confirm S corp, but really....they shouldn't be an S corp at all. 

Hey Kathleen, Sorry for the slow response, I somehow missed this. 

When people mention "investor-friendly" real estate agents, they're referring to agents who have a deep understanding of the real estate invesment market and the specific needs of investors.