Whether it’s sourcing deals, sharing market trends, or teaming up on projects, the best opportunities usually come from strong relationships.Looking forward to seeing your insights and hopefully crossing paths on some deals down the road.

I’d focus on getting those rented and stabilized before taking on another project.

I am willing to be onsite back and forth to oversee the project, but ideally would have a system in place to negate this need.

Over the years I’ve helped investors structure non-bank financing, access private capital for fix & flips and commercial projects, and solve deal funding challenges when traditional lenders say “no.”My passion is helping others grow their wealth through creative strategies and strong networking.

It provides detailed investment data like rental yield, cash flow projections, ROI, and even one- to five-year forecasts.

You’re absolutely right that it takes a different mindset than commercial, but your background gives you a huge edge.A lot of investors I work with do exactly what you’re describing — phase projects, keep costs tight, and turn long-term holds into serious cash-flow machines.

The projected return should far exceed passive options.

I’m currently looking for a couple of contractors to bid on a fixer-upper project in Locust Grove, GA.If you have any recommendations, I’d really appreciate it—thanks in advance!

-In our calls with their sales reps, they said if we joined, they'd put us in front of their investors and let us pitch our project to them in hopes of them investing in our fund.

Realtors and buyers watch how you handle warranty work, inspection punch lists, and communication — it directly impacts your ability to presell the next project.