They can leverage their network and expertise to find potential deals, including off-market properties.It's crucial to think about the downsides of gap funding and explore other ways to build savings.

It should help build your network. 

Not sure where to start from.1) How to build the contact?

I’ve recently had a bit of an issue with my tenant that lives in the same building that I do.

They are building, essentially, another old town "like" area on Orange grove between Lincoln and Los  Robles!

I am starting out and want to begin my journey to building my portfolio. 

@Matthew Alonso we have a townhome that is tenant occupied through next May that we're looking to sell to fund a new build.

There was even a case a few years ago in CT where the buyer started building a house on the property and sold it again before the real owner found out it had been "sold": https://www.ctinsider.com/columnist/article/fairfield-real-e...

My tenants are building a house and said they will probably be done 6/30/24.

Would you lend a million dollars to someone who had no clue of the ups and downs and the bumps in the road of flipping houses.This is why I build out networks in the midwest for those looking to break in because those 90k houses with the 40k rehab, those houses are the deal 1 deals a lender would like to see.