I ended up having to handle all the IT work and training myself, which became quite overwhelming.As a result, I shifted back to cold calling as my primary strategy.

What resources should we be looking at to make this a seamless transfer and not screw up too badly?

That worries me more than the initial regulations.I don't see it having much impact on our short-term lending business (potentially more demand to convert buildings to condos ahead of the regulations) or and longer term shift more demand for flips/construction outside of Boston as you suggested. 

I bought a HUD duplex for what I thought was a good price and found out that all the plumbing had been ripped out...you just have to eat it and shift it into your contingency budget (you have one right?).

Detroit is ripe with opportunity, but is poised to change dramatically over the next decade as the economy shifts into other industries.

@Mike SullivanWith your bankroll, plus a small mortgage, you couldget something cash flowing in the Cleveland market if you decide to shift your focus from Detroit.

"Put camera in sewer Sewer pipe is aprox. 85 feet long and the first 75 feet of the sewer isPVC, which indicates that the sewer has been replaced up to 75 feet.There is a belly at 20 feet where pipe goes down then back upAt 75 feet the pipe is shifted (most like due to improper bedding.).

Now, if suddenly we see a shift in macroeconomics, like the war in Ukraine getting out of hand, China decides to invade Taiwan, another banking crisis, or inflation starts to rise again, then there’s a possibility the real estate market may be impacted but the real estate sector itself remains strong.

Long term guests kept me performing well through the covid outbreak so it's shifting focus of mine, especially in low season. 

Now that the market is shifting the ones that aren't as skilled as they thought they were aren't doing as well.