Take on projects yourself if you feel you have the understanding or the confidence.

As a buyer, I would feel confident in the inspection report they provide.

Hey everyone,After a long period dedicated to research (and possibly a case of analysis paralysis), I’ve built up enough confidence where I’m “comfortable” pulling the trigger on my first real estate investment deal.

Hi @Daniel Han,As I am from the Fort Myers area, I can speak very confidently of Cape Coral and the surrounding area.

Feeling confident about large cap over the next 3 years...expose yourself to the s&p.

I don't like wasting people's time but at the same time I want to get as much information that I understand so that I feel confident in moving forward with an investment.So besides having a proposed price range, desired market location and niche, what else would you suggest to have ready to show and prove that you are a motivated future investor and not just another passerby?

I don't know because I decided to switch to extended stay until we get to the other side of this pandemic but I feel pretty confident that vacationers are not jumping in their cars and heading to a city that has been mostly closed down. 

This is why some experienced investors describe this cap rate as a general measure of market sentiment (how confident they feel about the local market outlook).

Then it begs the question why those that did respond are so desperate for work that they’re the only ones interested...Some questions to consider:Have you done a build to sell pro-forma with figures you're confident enough to bet a few hundred grand on?

My investors are willing to pay more because they have confidence in Middle TN appreciation.