Once we adjusted pricing, activity picked up significantly.

Like many others, I wasn't really active until recently.

Your post is under the house-hacking section, do you plan to house-hack and live in this property that you purchase in Jacksonville.If you are planning to live here in Jacksonville, it is important to choose a good neighborhood that you would enjoy living in.I personally like the 5 points/riverside, San Marco and Southside/Baymeadows area.These areas have more resturants/activities than other parts of Jacksonville in my opinion.

About 5 years ago we hopped in a RE syndication and pulled out of it recently to take a more active role in our investing (returns where meh), along with trying to supercharge our financial goals in retiring early. 

At the end of the day, having adequate capital to purchase deals is a crucial part of this industry.

Your point about long-term mindset really resonates with me; it’s crucial to consider how a property will perform over the years rather than just the initial cost.

You can allocate expenses to each property/LLC during your accounting processes, but make sure to maintain clear records and documentation for each expense related to the specific LLC.Detailed Tracking: As you scale up, accurate record-keeping becomes crucial.

Cash flow not a priority as much as tax advantage and reducing my active W2 income.

You’re asking the right question…I’m active duty Air Force with three rental properties, and I have three VA loans.Sometimes purchasing a home that’s close to turnkey may work if the numbers do. 

Our purchase market is very strong so you'll be able to grow capital relatively quickly partnering with someone who's actively developing and rehabbing sites.