How can small developers out-maneuver/compete against large scale builders who are flooding a growing market?
Are there any advantages small scale builders can leverage to compete against the big players?
Thank you!

A freind of mine is a landscaper and a customer of his told him he wants to sell his home for sale by owner.  I spoke to the gentleman and he said he recently purchased a house down south that needs work on it and nee...

Good afternoon BP community. My wife and I have been listening to every podcast for the last couple weeks. We have some money set aside to start investing and have made two offers so far. First was on a SFH around the...

Investment Info:

Townhouse fix & flip investment in Fairfield Glade.

Purchase price: $165,000

Cash invested: $95,000

Sale price: $375,000

We found this home on the MLS. The owners inherited ...

I met with an electrician about upgrading and updating all the electrical at my house.
He sent me the quote the next day and I agreed.
That evening he turned up at my house to collect $500 cash to buy materials.
I sai...

Is it industry standard for a property manager to charge 10% of renovation cost over 10,000 because typically there will be attention needed from them. I should mention the pm hired a general contractor who gave us a ...

How much does your contractor usually charge on top of his (or her) subs to manage a rehab job?  I am working with my first contractor, the prices he's getting from his subs are very reasonable, but he's charging 10% ...

Hello,What are most peoples terms with contractors regarding payment plans/schedules? Obviously they vary, but from an investor side of the table what do people shoot for? Thx

Is it frowned upon to have two of the same type of sub-contractors on site estimating something at the same time? For example, I want to get three estimates for an electric upgrade. Will it be a turn off to the electr...

Hello, When you are a property manager that has to have third-party contractors, what do you do to have them make you a priority? Contractors are notoriously busy, and when you have a limited amount of time to turn a ...