Have you found strategies that help owners take action sooner?

I'm taking action.

👋 Hi BP Community,We’re Marjoe & Rebecca Milliner from Western NY. We just launched Grundstein Holdings LLC with a long-term goal of building $15K/month passive income in 14 years through small multifamily investi...

I’m taking action every day—learning from experienced investors, networking, analyzing deals, and immersing myself in the business side of real estate.

Day-to-day items can sit with a manager under a budget, but big decisions—selling the property, refinancing, signing an unusually long or expensive lease, replacing the manager—need clearly stated voting thresholds (often unanimity for fundamental actions, high supermajority for the rest).

The painful bird dog experience taught me two vital lessons: Focus trumps frantic action, and effort must equal income.The problem wasn't the market; the problem was my lack of discipline and strategy, and a model that required me to hand off my hard-won leads for zero financial gain.This is why I’m officially pivoting and adopting a focused wholesaling approach:One Market, Deeply: Instead of talking to people in every state, I have selected one specific city and state to start my wholesaling operation.

An estate planner and CPA familiar with both real estate transactions and Medicaid planning should review the plan before any action is taken....This post does not create a CPA-client relationship.

Overall, reality is non-negotiable.Yes, you could replace all the action items of the agent; however, surprises and mistakes can take considerable time to resolve and imped on your other daily tasks.  

Great to see you taking action.

Love that you’ve already taken action and have a clear “why.”