Fee simple lots provide greater flexibility than multifamily projects under one parcel.4) Kimberly Byrum - Lease-Up Rates by Asset Type:Garden Style Multifamily: 18 units per monthBTR Cottage Style: 12 units per monthBTR SFH Detached: 8 units per month5) John Jones (BBL Building) - Efficient and thoughtful design remains the best way to reduce costs.6) Tony Benge Margins are comparable between garden style multi-family & BTR, but BTR is in much higher demand.It was a great turnout, excited to see the BTR sector’s growth between now and next year’s event!

Then, roll the excess into rentals.I like your plan for keeping your exit strategy flexible for each acquisition.

These loans are flexible and designed to help investors move quickly on properties that need some TLC before hitting the market.Cash-Out Refinance – If you plan to rent out your current home, a cash-out refi can unlock equity to help fund your down payment on your next property.

Alternatively, you could explore private money lenders or partnerships that might provide more flexible funding options.

Let me know if you’d like to discuss financing options that can give you more flexibility during uncertain times!

For me doing this gives me the flexibility that if something comes up I could use this savings in two ways for emergencies and for my savings goal.I have in the past taken more risk and put the money in low cost index funds within my taxable brokerage account like VOO but there is risk here. 

- **Be Flexible**: If he seems open to the idea, be willing to discuss different terms or options that might work for both of you.### 7.

He ended up connecting with a local community bank that was willing to be flexible as long as the payments kept coming in.

My goal is to keep things clear and flexible: I’m considering a setup where I offer my services for 2.5%, but if the seller offers 3% or higher, I keep that extra difference.

If it's really busy, consider a couple different open houses so visitors have the flexibility to attend either one or return for a second look.