It sounds like you have a few different niches, I would stick with those.

Are you planning on sticking with the build-to-rent model or exploring other strategies for your future projects?

I have some soft quotes for bank debt but I'd prefer to stick with private debt if possible. 

Typically it takes sticking with one thing over the course of a long time to figure out the intricacies for that specific sector.Just my suggestion. 

House worth 400k needs 100k of work and agent is listing it for 435k telling you it’s a handyman project  With my experience the last year a lot of houses go under contract and then reappear so just stick true to your numbers and don’t get wrapped up into a bidding warI hope my little rant helps but good luck to you and maybe will be out there bidding on some houses lmao good luck brother!

A real estate success program seems like a high level sales ploy to get you to buy a more specific programLet me save you $1000 and tell you like any business it comes down to following a set of procedures, due diligence and the effort to stick with it as it doesn’t happen overnight and you should constantly be learning and networking

Expanding your storage could definitely help if you're sticking with that system.

If the tiny home is more like a medium home (600+ sqft) on a foundation, then you should be able to look at it as a "stick built" or normal home, just small.

Once you become an experience flipper you can also get better terms when it comes to hard money especially when you stick to using your regular lender.

To update, I decided to stick with Atto.