I joined the Board Room Mastermind which is a $40k investment, and we JV nationwide by partnering the financing with our wholesale deals as well as other wholesalers nation wide.

Owning C class or below property is a whole lot of work and risk.

So, is it worth risking $300 to file for the mechanics lien and then also take time off for the hearing etc with a 50% chance of being awarded $300 for the work and $300 for the court filing fees?

One thing that did really well during this time is multi-family properties.

Once rates stabilized, even if they didn't come down, people were like, "Well S***, guess now's as good a time as any." 

This step should be done carefully, with legal advice, to minimize the risk of triggering the Due on Sale Clause.Monitor the Loan: Ensure timely mortgage payments to avoid drawing attention from the lender.Legal Support: Have an attorney review all documents and agreements to ensure compliance with local laws and mortgage terms.The Due on Sale Clause is a critical tool for lenders to protect their financial interests, manage risk, and maintain the quality of their loan portfolio.

Depends on your financial reserves, risk tolerance, and long-term investment strategy.

Start with something either turnkey or light value-add, so you can start forming your boots on the ground team with less pressure and risk.

I could reject them because their credit score is a bit lower than my minimum qualification standards as well.

Does anyone know of a builder's risk/vacant condo insurance that does not exclude for theft/vandalism?