I follow the letter of the law( no matter how much I may not like it) that's part of my risk management and my reputation.

Trustworthy property managers can make or break a portfolio, and I’ve found that vetting them carefully—checking their reviews, local reputation, and how they handle tenant retention—is crucial.

I have just started in a 3-day training for the Lee Arnold broker certification program and thus far just completed the online material required for preparation. 

I emphasize the importance of utilizing professional photos, videos, and online presence to enhance property visibility.

Almost every reputable lender is going to have a draw process for any lender funded rehab portion. 

Cold calling is a great idea to get started, but maybe try connecting with local real estate groups or online forums too—they can sometimes have off-market deals.

We work with experienced operators that have great reputations and are doing multiple deals at a time. 

It seems there’s a common misconception largely influenced by social media, online courses, and influencers who oversimplify the process that real estate is an easy, passive way to generate income with minimal effort.

You want to find local home buyers with overage who wholesale as they are usually more reputable.

Wade is extremely well respected and has a great reputation in the 1st lien space.