If I could collect the amount t of money people on BP spend for belts and suspenders for so called corporate protection and confidentiality I would be a billionaire

Short-term rentals could offer strong returns, but consider how much management effort that might take, especially with multiple properties already under your belt.

Hello BP fam:I am in the Providence RI market with one deal under my belt.

However, with nearly 1 million units under construction nationwide, supply pressures persist, especially outside the Sun Belt.

These investors have a project or 2 under their belts, and Hard Money let them leverage what money they did have, and expand their portfolios.

I am confident if I were to have started taking action sooner I would have had many more deals under my belt but I was a knucklehead and was swinging hammers on my fixer-upper instead of hiring a contractor. 

As I get more research under my belt, I will probably reach out with questions!

I've been more on the origination side here so I can't speak too much personally as I try to get some investments under my belt, but from working with investors over the years it is a key part for them to pull additional liquidity for new projects they pursue as well as a great tool to keep their properties profitable over a long-term period.

With 20 years of experience under my belt, I’d say relocating to a market with strong growth potential is a great move.

As a lender myself, ground up is particularly difficult to get done without direct experience under your belt.