If 4 Dewey and 597 Beavertail had extra land, deep-water docks, or other luxury amenities, those factors could slightly inflate their value compared to your build.Since you’re wholesaling, the key will be making sure your buyer sees the same potential.

Grow wide first, then deep (pay off)- your little expenses add up fast

Even if you venture into new markets where you're not the local you can still find those partners (brokers, architects, engineers, contractors, lenders, etc.) who are and have the deep roots and insights.   

There's no red-tape, and it's not monitored as heavily as other tools.

Also, as they say... not your keys, not your coins--so better have a very deep trust in whatever site you go with. 

When I approach them for financing on my next property, I want to avoid raising any red flags due to my relocation and the status of my Tennessee home via how I file taxes in 2024 (i.e STR instead of my primary as it was originally intended).  

Now that we are deep into the winter months we have noticed our heating bill (gas) continue to go up, our latest bill is over $400.

hey guys, I've been talking to a potential PM for my townhouse and he sent me his PM agreement for review.There are a few things in the agreement I didn't like, but I'm not sure if these are common practice or true RED flags.Would love to hear your thoughts...

Just have a few questions before we get to deep into the process:What are some common mistakes that can easily be avoided?

The second red flag is he's trying to build his credit back up.