Great deals move quickly, and if there are too many decision makers, it's more likely the deal is gone before they can all make a decision.I was in a similar position when I started my portfolio.

I believe in making informed, data-driven decisions while building strong, long-term relationships in the process.

I think you can still get great deals on the market as well - at the end of the day its the sellers decision and if they need to sell it they will. 

Hey, I really admire your decision to dive full-time into real estate!

Being on the title is a critical layer of protection, as it prevents a partner from unilaterally making decisions about the property's ownership, such as transferring it without consent like the example I provided.Ultimately, we always advise investors who are considering a partnership with a third party to conduct thorough due diligence on their prospective partner. 

I already have an investment analysis workbook built that tells me everything I need to know to make a purchase decision, NOI, COC, ROI, and if the property will achieve the appropriate coverage ratio to be funded. 

I have experience building financial models that provide a clear, data-driven approach to investment decisions and project feasibility.

Are you factoring this into your investment decisions?

Easy decision to get rid of these tenants.  

This is because I make good decisions on the front end by doing my due diligence.