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Would you choose a different market, build a better team, or take another approach?

Also, if there are other board members who might be open to compromise, it could be worth pushing for a variance or revised construction plan instead of a full teardown.Curious—what’s your approach to getting this across the finish line?

If you're in a good financial situation, I can't imagine not taking the bigger profit approach.

I understand that some investors take a more conservative approach than others.

In your experience, does one approach lead to better appraisals, loan terms, or overall outcomes?

I came across an interesting mixed-use property deal and wanted to get some insights from the community on how to approach it.

If you are approaching your balloon payment on a seller-financing deal, I understand that.

The best approach is to be honest, personal, and understanding.I’d suggest having a conversation with them in person or over the phone first—before handing over any official notice.

Whether its identifying high-potential properties for fix-and-flip projects, guiding clients through the process of house hacking for optimal cash flow, or assisting with the acquisition and management of profitable short-term rental properties, I bring a thorough, data-driven approach to every deal.I am passionate about creating long-term value for my clients, and I am always looking to connect with like-minded professionals to share insights, collaborate, and discuss investment opportunities.Looking forward to connecting and learning from this incredible community!