Sometimes it’s about being a little flexible on location or property type.But enough about me: Where do you see your first property purchase happening, and what’s your biggest question right now about making that leap?

This is a very early stage investigation to see what my options are, the ROI would depend greatly on the strategy that would be used moving forward, which is something that is very open to possibilities at this point and I have flexibility depending on the needs and desires of a potential partner.  

It seems like a win-win, especially with the simplified approval process and flexibility for multi-generational housing.

That's awesome that you have that flexibility!

My friend in Austin was telling me how he once lost track of funds because he used only one main bank account.. that got messy real fast.According to something I read in Forbes, many banks let you label accounts in a more flexible way.

Establishing a separate entity, such as an LLC, for your rental property business could provide more flexibility in claiming deductions associated with business-related assets like vehicles.

The flexibility allows investors to select the coverage that aligns with their strategy and budget.When clients receive a proposal, they are guided through their coverage options by an expert team member.

I encourage you to be flexible but still be sure to use sound judgment.

Consider offering concessions the seller might value, like a quick closing or flexible closing date.

However, if you have a preferred professional you'd like to work with, you have some flexibility.