Navigating the mortgage landscape can be complex, but I am dedicated to making the process as smooth as possible for you.Looking forward to connecting with agents and investors sharing some of the experiences we face in the industry on a regular basis!

My current plan is to take my time in finding a deal that either offers great concessions  or that can be negotiated down in order to make up for a possible price drop in the future.

In fact, I recently wrote a book about this that explains the laws in California, some of which are nationwide laws.

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It showed the upward trajectory in Ogden to be among the most deviated in the country from historic market data.At the time, I thought this to be an interesting and coincidental statistic because Ogden's upward prices were a function of the entire Utah trend and the laws of conformity. 

Long story short, I have been selling assets and plan to move back into the lending side of the business... 

I have someone applying to my property, and they are here in the US on a work Visa.

Quote from @Andrew Burrell: You can usually set up an LLC yourself or use an online company that is inexpensive.

Even though I know the numbers well from my previous experience, I’m sure there are some unique challenges when it comes to flips—like managing renovations, timelines, and of course, staying on budget.For those of you who made the transition or started out flipping, what’s something you wish you knew before your first project?

I managed it with spreadsheets and notepad on my phone only and used no accounting software the most part.Would you guys find more use in a service that replaces hands quickly or just having an app on your phone and computer to manage your flip projects that's visually appealing and easy to scale with?