People confuse liquidity with safety in regards to risk.

Focusing on securing funding, partnering with quality contractors, and sourcing off-market properties certainly seems to be a winning formula.By prioritizing the purchase price and understanding the needs of both your lenders and contractors, you’ve managed to create a sustainable and successful investment strategy.

As mentioned above, the builder is just going to complete any necessary corrective work as part of their pre-close punchlist.Here is an exact quote from one of my builders (49-unit townhome project) from a couple of weeks ago on the topic of third-party inspections:"•We will solve items that fall under the category of our Fit and Finish Warranty or any life-safety issues •Cosmetic or "recommended" items from the inspector may not be considered and are subject to Builder review and discretion."

If there are any concerns with the property that are suspected to be causing a safety issue or potential damage to the property you can enter without notice.

You could be below market to the "average" unit in the zip code but if you're in the glide path of the airport with jets are taking off every 5 minutes, the Taco Bell parking lot lights shine right in the windows, freeway exit is two houses away, a busy fire station is nearby with sirens all night long, etc then the price may still be too high.Are there any safety issues that could be helped with lights, cameras, etc?

With ab1482, we do not do rehabs beyond health and safety.  

Balancing safety and practicality is key.

He argues that before pursuing any business venture or expansion, one must prioritize the cultivation of genuine connections with others.

Keep in mind that a listing agent prioritizes the best interest of their client, the seller.

Bookkeeper helps but you will still need to be involved and will need to prioritize providing feedback on transactions on monthly basis.