I still have a W2 (Frequent travel...) so self-management isn't my plan for now.I also have a couple of pieces of property in North Georgia that I would like to build out with a small single-family home or even a manufactured home.

I started with him when he was doing turn key houses that we funded.. he gravitated to larger development deals that can be tough to place.175 parcels pre sold to a national builder who released 3 mil in EM.  22 mil contract to buy exiting first 5 mil  so we are junior but also have a collateral assignment of the purchase contract and other guarantees.. having speed an being the sole underwriter on this one ( ME) based on history( I funded 2 other developments for him one in Colorado one in GA) We got it done..

It's freaking amazing to be able to type "please find plots of land that's shortest side is 90 feet that are zoned for mobile home use.

Im a first time homebuyer, i been 1099 for 10yrs now, total monthly expenses $1500 , no debt, bring in $5k a month, experian credit score 745, looking to borrow no more than $200k maybe less, ideally $15k down payment...

Even though both buyers are using bank financing they are both existing home owners. 

I’ve been having more conversations with lenders lately and one theme keeps coming up:track record unlocks leverage, but no one seems to agree on what milestones matter most.For those of you who have scaled from your first MF acquisitions into larger, higher-leverage opportunities:What moved the needle with lenders the fastest?

We just got to $100M+ tapes from two larger lenders in the RTL/DSCR space and they are laying off people left and right as we received several calls from people looking for employment.One lender capped their lending in california to no more than $1M - which in california and non-rural is basically there way of saying we are not doing business here anymore

Hello Everyone,Reports indicate 2025 is on track to be the worst year for home sales in U.S. history based on a news I saw recently, with buyer activity way down.For active investors - how are you adjusting your strategy?

According to CoreLogic, in December of 2023, almost 30% of home sales were to investors!

Sounds like they are liquidating but if they were to 1031 into something larger and pass along to heirs that heir can benefit from the step up in cost basis to avoid the tax