"As I became more mature I realized that failure is part of success.""

Too many people just go out and find a "deal" only to realize later they don't have a contract, they don't know what to do, they don't have buyers...so what was the point.

We're already set to realize a slight positive cash flow this month, however there are five tenants who still need to pay, so those will just be more margin to make it through May.

They have been living with friends and family during shelter in place and realize that they need a place of thier own.

Hello Allison, regarding point #2) I shared the same sentiment towards hard money when I just getting started, but now that I've got some experience, I've realized that was mostly out of fear and not knowing.

MY understand was they do not grant you real property rights like traditional real estate assets (condos, SFH, etc).After these realizations I decided that if I wanted to own a real property, within my budget, I would need to leave NYC, and move to another state.

I realize this is new construction, but tenants break things and over time you will have CapEx items.

Virtual assistant sounds useful until you realize you first need to be automating everything rather than trying to have people do it.

Thanks for the information Jaysen, I do realize it will take some time to actually have the property cash flow.

@Jack FernandesI suppose you need to realize that all brokered transactions are “broker to broker” and licensed agents work for licensed brokers.