Had gotten ahead of myself but had been under the impression I was 100% secured on my hard money loan.

You need to get ahead somehow.Good luck.

I was thinking that I would want to build a team in a market before I buy anything, so I wanted to evaluate 2-3 property managers ahead of time, to find the best fit.I have not thought of the tire-kicker perception it might create, so I will have to consider ways to mitigate that.Thanks for the tip!

Many of my clients have done well on their condos because we thought ahead.

I wouldn't be surprised if you have a whole century ahead of you to live and be prosperous.

Hi BP Community,We are considering adding our personal vehicle as an option to add on to our mid-term rental in San Diego, CA.

Know your numbers (costs) ahead of time for each stage of the process (buying, holding, rehabbing, selling).

I love long term buy and holds, as I believe real estate is a powerful investment vehicle to build long term wealth.

But if it is turnkey, I am assuming you will probably not be ahead on cash flow from your current property (and likely less).But I want to reiterate, if you say you are an investor and your focus is scale and number of doors, you are measuring the wrong metric.  

As the comment above stated you'll have to find your plans/strategy but I don't think it'll be a bad decision you may be ahead of the curve.