Two sources: I have paid for coaches myself, one related to real estate lending and the other related to the mortgage world, specifically to business development.

If they’re open to development or even selling it under an installment sale, they can control when gains hit their tax return.

You can buy for cash flow and like anywhere have to be discerning about the location,d the developer and the rules around short term rentals.

Granted, there are some extenuating circumstances to consider: - Hyper well qualified borrower- Very good mortgage 'paper' (loan amount, credit, collateral) - Prime RE Asset (luxury coastal home on strong terms) - Large loan (lender asset) at what is likely a higher rate than will be in the near future Looser Lending CriteriaLet's be honest, there is a real estate developer at the economic helm and if you have read Mr.

.📈 Why this over, say, flipping or aggressive development?

A great example of this is when we work with land owners and offer to develop the property further to resell paper lots or sometimes we go vertical with either a new home or a small multifamily building.

Real estate can go in so many directions like buying land, rentals, flips, or development so it helps to narrow down what fits your goals first.

I built something cool around it (well a developer did), but I am the visionary and have closed 8 houses this year with it.

I wanted to let you know that our development team is actively working with TransUnion to fix this so that you'll be able to comply with the two-phase screening process and see all of your reports.

We would be happy to do construction escrow, but the conversations never really developed that far.