I’d be happy to share tips or help you spot value feel free to DM if you'd like to chat!

By the way, I love the honesty in this forum because something I frequently communicate to my clients and everyone I talk to about real estate is that you have to have a passion upfront to jump in and be successful.

Hope this helps.

I’m looking to learn about your path to success, challenges you faced, daily responsibilities, and tips for beginners.If you’re willing, I’ve prepared a short set of 15 questions that you can fill out at your convenience, or we could have a quick chat.

.: I own an Investment Property, in Garland, TX and I am considering Creative financing options, this is what I have suggested thus far, any additional tips anyone can share?

My point --> this is not a reno & it's probably more complicated (risky) than building ground up. 

You’re making a bigger deal of this than it is, @Kwok Wong.

Once you feel comfortable with this first property, leveraging a HELOC for a multi-family purchase in the $400k–$500k range can be a great way to scale your portfolio efficiently while using the equity you’ve already built.

We handle this by scheduling weekly hot tub maintenance to check the water balance and make sure everything’s in good shape.

Additionally, the parent company to Dollywood just bankrupted 2 of their locations (not Dollywood) this week, and have over $1B in debt that they're working through, and do not seem poised to improve or invest in the area in the short to medium term.