We take a "whole person" approach.

This, and how flexible you want to be will affect what lenders you approach and who will lend on your deal. 

It cuts turnover, stabilizes income, and eases wear-and-tear, which could complement your management approach.

Good luck with the sweat equity—sounds like you and your partners are taking the right approach!

Your strategy plays a big role in how you approach these deals.

With that, I want to ensure that my approach to real estate is starting with the niche that generates faster returns from the beginning) as a rough example:I can buy Focal Utopia headphones for 8K or I can buy headphones from kmart for $25.

Given the rate environment and pricing in many metro areas, a lot of investors are shifting their strategy slightly to make numbers work—curious to hear your approach!

I assume there’s a structured approach to answering these questions—one that goes beyond generic formulas and takes into account the nuances of a specific market.

However, this approach inadvertently led to rising rental costs, which contributed to many non-Section 8 tenants being priced out of the rental market in Los Angeles.

One thing I’ve learned in land acquisition is that the approach has to change depending on the market.