My eyes used to glaze over when my hubby tried to explain it back then, but now he has my FULL attention on this topic.I definitely think it is a big risk BUT the potential rewards are so vast that I think it is crazy not to dip a toe in with whatever amount you are comfortable gambling with.We saw our light coin investment almost triple in about one week...nothing else I’ve been involved in gives those kinds of returns so quickly.

While there are some deals 50 units or larger that transact without a broker involved, they're definitely few and far between.

Getting multiple contractors involved will be your best bet to get a reliable estimate, though you need to come up with a scope of work.

It involves investing in strong growth markets, diversifying, and buying distressed properties.

Why type of price point are you looking, what anticipated ROI/cash flow, how much time do you want to be involved in, what is your risk threshold, how long do you plan to hold the property, are you looking to invest locally or open to exploring other markets, etc.? 

I suspect this would happen if various parties were given the ability to ask questions in nearly every application for what this thread touches on - and I have major concerns about integrity (and credibility) issues involved in putting yourself in a position to defend this position if ever challenged. 

We also see a lot of variance based on guest type, especially with travel nurses and insurance placements.

Just bear in mind that trips to Maui involve 'discretionary' funds...A few more things to think about during your due diligence. 1.

Being deeply involved in the local real estate market, I stay connected with wholesalers, realtors, and local investors who often share opportunities.

This year they’re real estate syndicators; three years hence they’re running and selling oil drilling participations, after that they’re involved in fin tech.