They need to understand how to build it. 

That’s why it’s so important to understand your local foreclosure laws and auction systems before jumping in.That said, if you’re in Florida, or even just looking to understand the general strategies and risks involved, I’d be happy to share insights or point you in the right direction.

A little about me I own a Moving Company (Moving Hearts Moving Company) and we've been going for a few years .I do a lot of sales and see a lot of houses so I've got a good understanding of the area as of right now we're at a 4.9 on google. 

But they can be some of the most rewarding—both financially and personally—if you understand how to navigate them the right way.Here’s what I’ve learned from being in a lot of these conversations over the years:1.

With a construction management background, you’re already ahead of the curve, real estate rewards people who understand how properties are built and maintained.The best way to get started is by connecting with local investors, shadowing a few deals, and learning how they analyze properties and manage risks.

As a newcomer, I’m eager to learn and would appreciate any advice or insights you have to share.

They understand current buying trends and can provide insight into how your home compares to others for sale nearby.”Basically, they know what’s really selling, what buyers are willing to pay in your area, and how to position your house to sell quickly.

“… I can understand charging a fee upfront as a small commitment to not shop the deal.”I can’t.

I'm happy to chat with you more to understand your situation. 

I know many founders of nonprofits are eager to share their insights and experiences to help people get involved.