If this can make people more intentional with their questions, they will get much farther, much quicker.

If you’re short on down payments, here are a few strategies to consider:Leverage Equity: If you own any properties with equity, consider tapping into that through a cash-out refinance or HELOC to fund your down payments.Seek Joint Ventures: Partner with other investors who can provide the down payment while you manage the property or contribute in other ways.Explore Creative Financing: Look into options like seller financing or lease options, which might require less upfront capital and can be structured to fit your needs.Consider Private/Hard Money Lenders: These lenders can offer flexible terms and quicker approval compared to traditional banks.

The BRRRR method could potentially allow for quicker expansion by leveraging equity to buy more properties.

That also means longer holds will appreciate faster allowing you to buy a TLC property, renovate and benefit on the ARV which will gain quicker in a market similar to 2021-2022.Reason why I mention this is if your buying fix and flips your prices will start to go up making it harder to use all cash to buy them.

Anything $2500 or below can be deductible via de minimis safe harbor.Higher expenses need to be capitalized.You can also do a Cost Segragation Study to capitalize some items quicker based on life expectancy. 

Approvals are quicker and the terms are flexible. 

I hope you are able to get to $1m net worth much quicker than I did.

Equity is what allows you to scale, not cash flow and it's much quicker generated by appreciation, not principal paydown. 

How to properly send an inspection resolution back to a buyer? 

The quicker we can build and sell a home, the quicker we can put that capital back to work.