Considering I have a full time day job, rentals in other states, and am a single mom, I will eventually not be able to juggle everything as I grow my portfolio, but for now I'm handling it with 8 houses.

there is nothing wrong with buying contracted wholesale ..but only if you have a definite end buyer that will close with u immediately..if you do find a reassign i wud think its best to have one that you know is going to immediately present it to an end buyer for sure. i would never portray to be the original owner while only holding a contracta good way to juggle contract is to simply let the buyer know your contracted terms and the original owners contracted terms  people like honest ethical people at the end of the day...if ur contract isnt a clean quick end buyer off tops be prepared for sum extra stress 😣

Between just having a new baby...And trying to juggle Family / Business / Bigger Pockets Posts, It's been a few months since I have taken a moment for some "Business Metrics Analysis"!

Its a bit of a juggle with timing but you can certainly toggle some time during an option and/or due diligence period.

The last thing you want is to have to juggle 50 properties over 20 states.

We used there recommended credit site to "balance juggle" our way to a better application.

Could you imagine juggling 16 bank accounts for 16 properties?

Actually, what I've found here is the ones that do good work, don't request payment upfront are trying to juggle multiple projects and because they are not paid upfront, it's hard to argue they need to complete timely.

The two biggest issues you might run into...1) finding labor that wants to work and 2) juggling your money. 90% of your success will be built on doing what you promise, showing up, and returning your calls.

You want to keep it clean and not constantly juggle around multiple accounts for 1 LLC.