As you grow and get better you'll also get better at dealing with big problems.

Bathrooms, flooring, drywall, re-carpeting, fencing, painting...I can do it if I have to, but I am in a period of my life where I have no time, and need to offload these projects.I hear people on BP podcast episodes and other Real Estate investor content and they seem to quote numbers that are 30-50% cheaper than anything I have ever been able to find.

Always looking to grow my network and connect with others.

When it comes to lending to a builder that has not financially ever been on an operating agreement, the default rate goes through the roof.

It definitely takes time, and not every deal will be a home run, but if you continue to learn and grow, anything is possible.

I am back and forth to Northern Virginia and would love to meet you if you're ever in the area.

The only known situations where I was ever required to pay a loan fee upfront before funding is with my commercial lenders (banks, credit unions, etc.) on our 5+ units.

Oregon is a very small market and growing rapidly.

And then refinancing it in our name to buy it from him and we could add the caveat that we can continue the master lease until interest rates hit a certain point or a deadline is met which ever comes first.

I don't think I've ever thought of it in terms of source of funds, but perhaps your point is this is where the industry has morphed to today.