Since you’ve already worked both on and off market in other states, you’ll adapt quickly here.

Love the energy you're bringing in real estate is all about learning, adapting, and surrounding yourself with the right people.

I would do 1 at a time until I had a couple base hits under my belt.Once you get to a point in your organization skills that you can manage multiple projects and deals, I would scale slowly and make a really good lending connection that can fund your growth and adapt as you do. 

It’s becoming a highly intelligent, agentic, problem-solving machine that can learn, adapt, and execute in ways that were hard to imagine a few years ago.You should still double-check the important details, but we’re not far from a world where AI handles that for you in real time.My understanding is that we are still a long ways away from Artificial Super Intelligence (when AI will be as intelligent as humans), and that it’s still just a hypothetical that it’s even possible. 

Would love to hear from both private lenders and investors who borrow or use private money — what are you seeing, and how are you adapting?

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 s...

I prefer to asses the rules, and then adapt my business strategy to them. 

Many adapt to issues for months. 

Would love to hear how you’re all adapting, especially with so many market shifts happening this quarter.

Keep an open mind, stay informed, and be ready to adapt to the ever-changing real estate landscape.