so, for each individual person, it's more or less doable.if it's going to take you years to save up a down payment, can you increase your income and/or cut your expenses?

if you have another investment opportunity ahead then why not cut your losses, sell for what you can and move on to the next opportunity? 

They don't necessarily break down all the components and then charge you a fee to manage it, etc.

I'm interested in discussing cutting-edge techniques that professionals are using to adapt to the current market trends.Some areas of interest include:Technology Integration: How are you incorporating new technologies like AI, VR, or blockchain in your day-to-day operations?

Why not get yourself 5% or better vs cutting in the "bank".

I design every house and multifamily and mixed use development we do including every component, assembly, etc.

Back when you were a rookie and you made your first big dumb mistake — was there was somebody who put you on the right path without cutting you down or being flippant?

I have heard so many stories just like this from people who have purchased from turnkey companies.The refi is one way, but you'd have to have a big rate cut to free up $450 (unless this is a high-priced property).

Contractor: Finding contractors that don't cut corners and overcharge is EXTREMELY difficult.

I'm over at eXp Commercial, and with the size of the company it opens up a number of opportunities to collaborate with other brokers all over the US and the world. eXp and REAL both offer a revenue share component which incentives agents to form teams and bring on other agents, I think that is one of the drives for both