House hacking is a great way to get your foot into homeownership AND investments. two birds, one stone!

I think your best bet would be to go through your rolodex and ask them what they are looking for (asset type, specific returns, timeline, etc) and become a bird dog/wholesaler where you would sell the deals you find.

Some like buying a tax lien can be done for as little as $500 (although easier said then done).You can wholesale properties of get a fee for being a bird dog and referring deals to other investors.

I don’t get snow birds because my house is too big.

Birds of a feather flock together!

It provides a detailed “bird’s-eye view” of the property, which is crucial for understanding how the land’s contours and features will interact with the proposed ADU, which can significantly affect both the cost and feasibility of the project.A limited topographic survey goes a step further by providing the vertical elevations of the property.

Birds of a feather flock together!

(FYI, We are trying to build a small (5 to 6 properties), high quality portfolio in the next 5 years, planning on putting 25-30% down)The investment opportunity in question is a new build, single-family home with a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout, accompanied by a 2-car garage, located in the neighborhood of Wesley Chapel, FL.

During Open houses where families roam freely, this is bound to happen unfortunately.This would be unacceptable if it were a private showing with only one set of buyers and a buyer's agent accompanying them.I have young children, and if I tell them ten times to keep their hands to themselves, they might still forget and give in to the urge to touch some toys.

Also, don't expect straight streets - the roads look like spaghetti dumped on the ground from a birds eye view as the developers wanted to make as many lake view properties as possible.