I look forward to bouncing ideas off the community and especially learning how different people evaluate performance and return on prospective deals and current properties.

Would love to connect and bounce ideas off each other if you ever need anything!

Bank statements can tell whether the borrower is bouncing checks or if they're thin on cash. 

Well just kidding just wanted to do a few more than Chris Clothier.Happy to see everyone have great years... it was a nice year for us as well... being the little engine that could and behind the scene's was again a nice place to be, with wonderful partners all over the US... its just great to see things bouncing back so nicely..

Many who come in and see how intense it is, they just bounce!

@Austin Bull Thanks for posting the question, I'm learning a ton from the others commenting.There is a shortage, the rates are high, home pricing are "bouncing back" - but home prices historically rise going into summer and deflate as we approach Christmas and the holidays.

Don't try to invent the wheel....see what sold quickly and for a high amount - that is a good comp for you.Happy to connect and talk about chicago new construction if you want someone to bounce ideas off of. 

I just wanted to reach out and offer myself as a resource to you in case you want to bounce some ideas off each other or talk about other growth strategies!

I am looking at buying residential rentals and would like to get involved with a local group that gets together on a regular basis to bounce ideas, hear what others are doing...are there any groups in the Ft Worth, Southlake, Northlake area?

...one of the most common answers is "perseverance" --the ability to repeatedly bounce back time, and time again from failures (especially really big failures)...so, try not to get too discouraged; every successful investor experiences setbacks and failures--it's not possible to succeed in RE investing without some major bumps & bruises along the way...Good luck out there!