From what I’ve seen, some flippers are still willing to pay buyer’s agent commissions, especially if they want to attract more buyers and make their properties more competitive.

I wanted to share a few strategies that have really worked for us when it comes to maximizing ROI on rental properties.

Don't think you need to buy the first property that comes your way (I did that initially...actually just sold it at a break-even after all expenses).

I have bought 2 long term rental properties with my brother.

The market was increasing and we were able to find an off-market deal from some friends who held the property for over a year had no interest in fixing it up.

I strongly despise when costs of mentorship start to impact the mentee's already limited ability to put a down payment on a property.

Albeit, when we building materials started to increase significantly, that complicated things and we had to just keep going.You will lose MORE if you sell a half-built property, than if you take it to completion. 

Most investors believe there’s one market value for a property, and it’s usually closely related to appraised value.

I was disappointed to see that the data was not updated (specifically for SFH MLS listed properties).

I am new to Real Estate Investment, venturing into commercial real estate space (multi-family rental properties) and willing to expand my network to build a team across the different states for potential opportunities.