You're like someone who honks at a car for driving the speed limit and then looking away when they pull up to next you at a stoplight.  

It sounds like you have a good idea of what you are doing and are looking to speed things up for future purchases. 1.

What do you want out of a GC:  Someone who has lots of quality sub connections, someone who doesn't soak you with their fee on top of Sub costs, someone who will be there to oversee manage the quality and speed of your project at least 3x per week and be in constant communication through calls and pictures. 

I thought 2019 was the peak but it was delayed and the market saw a huge rally because of COVID stimulus. 

The host has to decide what their unfair advantage in the market is going to be (location, pool, hot tub, amazing view, high-speed network, great for families, close to everything, themed house, etc) and market to that.Mike

These loans that include future rehab will come in different flavors from current 7's to 12%'s in rates with different speeds to close, ease of access to the funds, different pricing and requirements to qualify.Typically the more Full Doc or tougher the qualifications are (like debt to income or DTI req's) the lower your rate/pricing so its a trade off.

Thank you for the fast reply.I am leaning towards it might be a bit risky to assume a refinance as an exit strategy if you are in a deal with a lot of equity tied up.Definitely Valdut, its always good to know all options and pick the option which allows for the best execution is speed, pricing, terms, and the right product for the given situation (rehab, acquisition, long term cashflow, construction, or interim, bridge, etc). 

All we can do in constantly moving housing market is stay up to speed with your research on future markets. 

Balancing speed with quality is key to maximizing profitability.

Today, I wanted to chat about something that's been a major topic of discussion in our industry—the recent NAR settlement and its potential impacts on real estate agents.For those who might not be fully up to speed, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently reached a proposed settlement agreement related to broker commissions.