The pre-programmed chatbot sends initial contact, and once they respond it filters motivation and that's when I step in.

You can also do this via LTR and do the live-in BRRRR method. 

Glad y'all are taking the next steps to connecting with more people!

IThe detailed engineering approach from actual cost records, also called the “detailed cost approach” or “direct cost method”, uses cost information from contemporaneous construction and accounting records.

His human property manager oversees the AI agents and steps in when needed.

Multifamily is still the long-term goal, but it simply doesn’t seem available in this area right now.Switching areas isn’t an option due to my kids’ school and nearby family, so I’m trying to decide if this “stepping stone” approach makes sense or if it’s better to wait it out for the right duplex.

One thing that stood out is how many investors have not been exposed to the importance dealing with the same core challenges:• Knowing what to analyze vs over-analyzing• Wanting to network but not knowing how to approach it• Trying to move from “learning mode” to first real dealThis week I’m focused on breaking down:•Simple deal analysis frameworks that don’t require advanced spreadsheets•How to actually start conversations with investors, lenders & agents (without feeling awkward or spammy)•What beginners should prioritize before their first buy-&-holdNo guru talk — just practical steps & real conversations.If you’re early in your investing journey: 👉 What’s your biggest obstacle right now — analysis, capital, confidence or connections?

Hey everyone , I'm just doing some yearly cleaning and realizing I'm paying $400 a year for BP and the only thing i still use from when i signed up is rent redi. that's $140 a year. so I'm trying to cancel membership BUT I don't see anything to cancel just change plans or update payment method.

From a tax angle, flipping is treated as active income, so once you start doing consistent deals you will want the right setup, often an S Corp, to avoid paying more tax than you need to.The best first steps are to learn how to analyze deals, build your team (a lender with creative financing options, a real estate agent in the area you're interested in, and maybe a CPA), and understand your numbers so your first flip is profitable after taxes.I just sent you a DM with a resource that might be helpful for you in this situation, so feel free to check it out.

People want the silver bullet.The one marketing channel that floods them with deals.The one script that makes every seller say yes.The one hire that fixes everything overnight.That’s not how this business actually scales.Real growth comes from tightening the screws—small improvements, everywhere.More leads from the same marketing.Slightly better call handling.Cleaner follow-up.Tighter appointments.Stronger offers.Better dispositions.Those small gains compound fast.A lot of investors burn out because they keep swinging for home runs—chasing the next tactic, the next list, the next “secret.”The ones who last do something boring.They build systems.A better intake call.A follow-up text sent five minutes sooner.A simple checklist before the appointment.A cleaner buyers process.A repeatable way to lock deals up without overthinking.Getting one percent better at each step changes everything.It’s not exciting—but it’s what builds businesses that last.Stop hunting for the miracle.Start building the machine.