Since your planning to pay cash, if you use hard money you can spread your money out to multiple assets in a short amount of time faster, however if you pay cash you can have better numbers and make higher offers and of course get better deals (just wont be as fast to scale since your money will be locked up for seasoning).

You will, of course want to do some homework to identify the bank that Stessa is using and ensure they are FDIC insured and in good health.

Of course, there is nothing set in stone, but that seems to be most common. 

Was just aiming to share some useful tips for anyone getting started, without asking for anything.

What are some tips on what type of property to acquire and renovate that is likely to sell faster?

Of course it’s not as simple as it appears.....lots of hidden costs, taxes, insurance, preservation, etc. and much depends on the jurisdiction as to length of foreclosure process. 

Attending the mastermind also gives you access to her MultiFi community where you get access to the course, ongoing zooms and support, and the zoom vault with past trainings.

Ok, I had a house I was selling go into escrow and of course the buyer had a Home Inspector do his thing.

The online form is letting me enter my Florida mailing address but says the registered agent must reside there. dont have a mailbox there, or should I just have the mail forward to me in florida?

Running a syndication is not something you can just wake up and do one day or take a course or spend time with a “guru”.