Sometimes the biggest lesson is that simplicity works.

💡 I’m especially looking to:Partner with others on deals while I gain experienceLearn the ins and outs of acquisition, negotiation, and assignmentAvoid rookie mistakes by surrounding myself with the right peopleWhether you’re active in NYC, the Southeast, Midwest, or nationwide, I’d appreciate any advice or connections.Let’s grow together 💼💰Drop a comment or DM me — I’m ready to hustle and bring value.

The biggest time killers are the appraisal, title, insurance, and any undisclosed hurdles about the deal. 

Took me 10 years and several hundred tenants to get good at it, so expect to make a few mistakes.

The biggest time suck is finding tenants.

When I got started my biggest concern was picking an area that had enough other rentals, so there is viable demand.

Swinging your own hammer, doing your own plumbing, making your own mistakes, screening your own tenants, and otherwise doing it yourself is part of the advantage of a house-hacker.

One of the most significant mistakes I see wholesalers make is underestimating the true cost of repairs.

Most of the time if they’re on market, they’re going for the highest price, & most likely may be hard to acquire if your numbers don’t work out depending on area.The biggest thing is doing it.

Our landlords who do lots of renovations usually have these too.Super helpful to us as their bookkeeping service provider so we can cross-reference their trackers and logs with what comes through their bank accounts and credit cards.This not only helps us with categorizations, but we also catch mistakes and discrepancies constantly between what they report and their actual transactions.