My biggest advice for first timers, before they speak to the owner or listing agent, is to know their numbers.

The biggest benefit as an agent of the MLS in regard to buying your own properties is that you can see the agent notes, you can receive updates through 'showing time' and you can use the official Realtor forms (Offer to purchase and contract 2-T) that make an offer look better than non-agents who write their offers on less familiar forms they find on the internet.

The long long term is to eventually fill these all out with Park Model RV's when revenue starts to come in.

IRA piece is interesting but some of the biggest overreach comes in the new account reporting rules proposed.

The biggest thing is just start trying to get a deal on the line.

The biggest key is to start… know if you wait the best deals will disappear.

My biggest successes are banks that are trying to expand in a particular market.  

I brought in a top GC to run the renovation of the project and as the operator of a property management company with over 75 units under management (mix of retail and residential) I'm able to help design its future state to maximize revenue and minimize costs.

One of the biggest risks lies in the execution of the business plan.

But whether I'd actually increase the value enough is my biggest unknown.