Every year we'd ideally reduce the purchasing time line from 12-15 months to 8-12 months, to 3-6 months depending on their value, ROI, economy, and housing market.We wanted to ask the vast knowledgeable community about any blind spots or pitfalls we could be falling into.

Blinds, for example, range from $15 to $100, depending on window size and blind quality.

I have a rental property SFH in CA, does the law required to have blinds for rental?

That unfortunately is the blind spot that many investors fall into.

Thisway you only have one blind side on the right side backing in.

This way you only have one blind side on the right side backing in.

It will be a big range but you want something so you are not flying blind.

I just told a wholesaler yesterday, I want in this neighborhood, in this price range, if you find it,  i'll be ready with the cash ASAP.... what investors don't want, is someone throwing the everything and anything, it feels like you're blindly throwing darts at a dartboard hoping one will stick, and from the investors perspective, it's kinda annoying (b/c it shows you either didn't listen, or didn't care), and you'll get wrote off as not providing good leads.   

I just wanted to make sure you understand there is a difference in raising a blind fund and syndicating an individual deal.

MOst of the time they will say yes as long as you have justification for your offer and are not just throwing low offers blindly.