On the mortgage broker side, working with multiple lenders, it tends to jump out at us.

Maybe I am worrying about something that is no big deal, but would like some input from those of you with experience with this kind of situation.

i think WIIRE attracts a different demographic / has a different vibe that i resonate with more, but there's so much value in being a part of *multiple* groups and getting insights from that many more industry leaders! 

Whatever your challenge, take a step back from that wall and evaluate the entire situation.

Gooseheads writes through multiple companies so they can search for a company to work with [email protected]

I want you to do much more research in regards to multiple characteristics and scenarios that could occur.

I’ve sort of been doing one or two deals at a time here and I’m trying to scale up to multiple deals at once so finding a lender that will help me by allowing me keep more of my cash on hand would be a great way for me to scale forward. 

You have to talk with the seller to see what their situation is and what will work for them.

I suggest buying a brick building if you go that route- was in a similar situation in 2018 and bought a wood building but wish i had gone with brickstraight up chicago real estate investor podcast is a great way to learn what others are doing all over the city

I also use a vintage year strategy (which is similar to dollar cost averaging in the stock market), where I don't invest all my money at once but rather spread it out over multiple vintage years.