So you have to figure out if the juice is worth the squeeze to access around $40k in capital.

Building strong relationships with brokers was essential, as it provided access to valuable deals.

If I cannot walk the block and predict who my tenants will be, I do not buy there.5.

Everything you need is right here or easily accessible for free.

Some hard money or private lenders will do a “rehab-to-perm” loan where they underwrite based on ARV upfront, but you still have to finish the work before you can access that refinance.

I do not think Buildium sync with QB.As for the OP—you run the PM so you have full access to Buildium?

I am a real estate agent so I have access to a plethora of properties to view, would love input from someone who has done it before. 

Over the years I’ve helped investors structure non-bank financing, access private capital for fix & flips and commercial projects, and solve deal funding challenges when traditional lenders say “no.”My passion is helping others grow their wealth through creative strategies and strong networking.

I run a property management company out of Michigan but on our investment side we buy properties all over and out of state so I'm always in the know (I think lol) when it comes to common markets, here's my advice: Option A: Cash-Out RefinanceWhy it works: You tap into your home's equity to access capital—often up to 80% LTV via programs like DSCR loans.

Look at it from the agent's perspective: Why should they work with you when they have access to hundreds of qualified buyers via the MLS?