One of the biggest challenges I've seen in funding real estate deals is finding the right lender who aligns with specific project needs—whether it's fix-and-flip, BRRRR, or long-term rentals.

Quote from @Jimmy Perron: Hi BiggerPockets Land Investing Team,I’d love your insight on a land deal I’ve been working on.

This deal included a a older home and a mobile home each with a separate septic tank and county water.

These questions show that your prospect is no longer just listening; they are envisioning themselves in the deal.

My focus on specific areas depends on the type of deal, whether its a wholesale, flip, or hold.

I have found that when I’m dealing with a complaint in a multi family that by contacting everyone they become aware of what will happen going forward.

Hi everyone, I see deals all the time on the streets driving around my hometown and the city.

I’d be curious how accurate your tool is with a comparison to real-world deals after they are sold.

I also have questions about title and escrow companies, vtb, lawyers and accountants that deal with seller financing.

When first starting out in real estate there is a lot to know. Here is what a HUD looks like. This is the document Escrow produces to complete the sale. By the way, if anyone says they "close outside of escrow", laugh...