They don't always teach the business side of real estate which is what you're experiencing.It sounds like you set your REI business up as a Solopreneur where you not only have another full time job and family, but you're the maintenance, leasing agent, manager, project manager and etc. 

We're ready to jump in and learn the ropes while adding value to your projects.

We're ready to jump in and learn the ropes while adding value to your projects.

IF it's not too terrible (under $15k - $20k), the plan is to rehab and keep it as a rental, and if it's a big project, I'll probably just sell it as-is.

Most newer investors will input the numbers to the best of their ability but fail to consider how each input has varying levels of effect on the final return numbers.Experienced investors develop a deep sense of sensitivity and may not even need a model for them to know where the greatest risk points in the project are.

Qualifying for ground up construction (GUC) loans without the experience of successful flips or other GUC projects is tough... not impossible, but also notably not cheap.

Was extremely annoying but we at least got them on our lease which makes it a little easier in the future to evict. 

I don't know, lately I've been thinking if I would still want to be doing this whole landlord thing in the future and therefore trying to figure out if there was an tax convenient way of liquidating all rental properties and live off a brokerage portfolio.

I believe in the power of networking and fostering meaningful connections to grow both personally and professionally.While I'm still finding my footing in this industry, I'm driven by a passion for helping others and collaborating on future opportunities.

I may be a little late to the game but I've been hearing about how hot flex space is for a few years now and currently considering undertaking a new flex development project here in central Florida.