Any issues that you've experienced so far?

I don’t know how all the other experienced investors have been doing this year but my motto this year has been stay alive in 2025 - both literally and figuratively.

This means finding a knowledgeable agent, getting contractor referrals, connecting with other investors, and ensuring your finances are spot on.Let's break these down one by one:Knowledgeable Agent: For your first few deals, you must use an agent or have a very experienced mentor to consult.

While you’re stacking base hits, shadow experienced sponsors on two to three Jacksonville and PA multifamily deals—offer sweat equity on underwriting, broker calls, and investor updates to earn a modest GP sliver.

What’s the best property management software for automating rent collection, e-signing leases, tracking maintenance, and keeping properties separate?

Looking for someone experienced who can guide me through it recording is simple its public record you record your deed from seller to you.

I’ve noticed many newer investors struggle when it comes to matching the right loan type to the project.Would anyone find it helpful if I shared a few examples of how experienced investors structure their fix & flip or rental loans to keep cash flow strong?

I read of one exchange where the buyer refused to sign the 1031 documents unless he was given a significant cash payment.

So your $300/mo cashflow may look good on paper with a possible ROI of 15+%, but lower rents will likely keep you in the same situation when it comes to expenses. 4) Appreciation is stronger in NJ, and most experienced landlords will tell you THIS + Equity is where the money is made; NOT monthly cashflow. 5) As Shawn as alluded to, there are ways to purchase buildings in NJ for less than 6 figures.

So I’d love to know from the experienced BRRRR investors here: • Are you still finding true Day-1 cashflow BRRRRs in 2025?