Your approach could spark ideas for someone else’s next move. 

That sparked the idea of using leverage and strategy to grow.❓ My first question for the community: For those of you who have used DSCR loans or hard money lenders in your BRRRR deals, what’s been your biggest lesson learned (good or bad) when structuring the financing?

The value came from a complete renovation that transformed the home into a move-in ready property buyers wanted.

For many reading this, the BRRRR book was the first book I read that really sparked my interest in real estate. 

I’m pivoting from a messy, scattered bird dog to a highly focused wholesaler.The Spark: Ben Mallah and the Failed Bird Dog StrategyMy journey into real estate started with a single, major inspiration: Ben Mallah.

Wholesaling can definitely spark some mixed opinions, but it’s really just another tool in the real estate toolkit.

The event sparked national outrage, political condemnation, and debate, with Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval and other officials denouncing the violence and calling for accountability, while controversial comments from a city council member, Victoria Parks, who suggested the victims "begged for that beatdown," the victims "begged for that beatdown," the victims "begged for that beatdown," the victims "begged for that beatdown," Seems like that's not supportive of the victimsWho's side is the council on?

I really appreciate your interest in the Pueblo parcel and in how I approach JV structuring and value creation—it’s exactly the kind of dialogue I was hoping to spark here on BiggerPockets.When it comes to JV deals, I typically structure them around three pillars: 1.

This is truly a powerful tool that can transform average people into financially free individuals and millionaires.

When done right, it can even spark a bidding war.Pick the Right Day and TimeThrough years of testing in multiple markets, we’ve found that Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday around lunchtime are the sweet spots.