Has anyone done a deal with Strategic Investments Partners?

Since I don’t have many assets or a lot of cash on hand, I’ll need to be creative and strategic. 

The CRASH is for sure coming....Here's how to protect yourself:1) Only buy good deals below current market value2) Prudently escrow the money it takes to get them into service (in service = making money)3) Don't over-extend on the amount of projects you can do at one time (project = time between purchase and "in service")4) Continually build your skills in getting deals (sales/networking/marketing), building a better depth chart of vendors, project management, and writing strategic scopes of work for the properties you buy. 5) Put money aside after every successful project.

You can also focus on dividend growth stocks within your taxable account, as dividends can be taxed at lower rates, especially if you hold long-term.By balancing real estate with traditional investment strategies like bonds, stocks, and tax-efficient accounts, you’ll have a diversified approach that generates tax-advantaged income while minimizing risk.Let me know if you need help strategizing further or exploring real estate financing options!

Therefore, it’s important to be empathetic with the seller as they may be going through a lot of stress.Tips on NegotiatingWhen negotiating with the seller on an off-market property, a strategic approach may help you land the off-market deal.

Therefore, diversification can help protect your investment returns.Selling an investment property can be strategic when you aim to diversify your portfolio or seize more lucrative investment opportunities.

Whether you’re focused on residential, commercial, or mixed-use real estate, scalability comes from strategic planning, operational efficiency, and smart use of technology.

This perspective goes beyond merely buying and selling properties; it involves a strategic approach to wealth building and risk management.

By being patient and disciplined, you've been able to scale up to properties you once thought were out of reach.Your version of house hacking, combined with strategically using your profits and capital to reinvest, shows how incremental steps can lead to bigger opportunities over time.

I’ve seen it plenty of times over the years, and I’d say you’re already ahead of the game for thinking through this strategically.