As a newbie, you always question whether you're making the right decision, but you just have to push forward after a certain amount of time to prevent analysis paralysis.

You have 10 new construction projects complete, but no money for the next three, which indicates you aren't financially responsible or your projects aren't producing enough of a profit to propel you forward.

Would love to connect to discuss strategy and debt options to keep in your back pocket so you can make an informed decision for the path forward.

Not saying you shouldn’t move forward, just that all options should be on the table!  

I look forward to learning so much on this journey and working with a great community of people.Thanks,Fritz

I can also be a resource for you if you're interested in acquiring run-down or as-is properties.I look forward to connecting with you and learning more about your real estate goals.

Looking forward to your insights — thanks in advance!

I don't need confirmation bias, I like different opinions to help challenge what I (or can't) see.The one challenge I'll have moving forward with real estate (rental, commercial or residential) is that I am 100% investment income (LTCG, Dividends and current Rental Income).

However, passive loss limitations apply—if your AGI exceeds $150K, you may not be able to deduct the full loss in the current year but can carry it forward to offset future passive income.Future Considerations: If the property generates taxable income in later years, Kansas allows a credit for taxes paid to Missouri, but since you’re reporting a loss, this doesn’t apply.

I still don’t have the answers for a real estate coach, but I’m moving forward in my health again. :-)