.💡 Tips for working with contractors and keeping projects on schedule?

THat we have seen (but you pay a hefty price to borrow for that type of thing) which is basically borrowing at credit card rates so you need to have a locked in buyer on the back end.Other option is an equity partner as you mention but lets say its worth $750k (not sure value) - maybe get someone to put in 25-50% max. but they will want a considerable portion of the upside and want to see a definitive exit strategy. 

This way I'm aware of the end buyers buy box before I go locking up contracts with sellers.  

As a real estate agent based in New York, specifically on Long Island, I'm eager to hear from anyone who has experience with BRRRR properties in this area or has valuable tips to share.

That way, they feel locked in while waiting for the rule to clear.Just communicate—if they really want the house, they’ll likely wait rather than start over.Good luck closing the deal!

Hard money loans don't seem to be in line with my strategy I like the DSCR route, but understand that would lock me in to 5+ unit deals.

I am open to all information or tips.

Be ready for a wealth of information at your finger tips.

The key is flexibility—locking up too much cash in your home too early could limit your ability to invest in high-yield opportunities later.If you want to discuss St.

That sounds great, thanks for the tip!