For those of you actively investing, what’s the biggest roadblock you run into when trying to secure financing for your projects?

Curious to hear — what’s been your biggest hurdle when it comes to financing your projects

From talking with investors, I often hear the same struggles: speed of funding, down payment requirements, or navigating loan terms.
For you personally, what’s been the toughest part of securing financing for your de...

I can remember when it took on average, 180 days to sell a house
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Housing markets across the US are s...

My biggest challenge is imagining a scenario where being a landlord in Ontario is even worth it.

Hello everyone - was hoping to ask some questions of the vets in the room. will also share some facts about me for context:
-looking to buy and do house hacking or BRRRR. looking for Single family homes. trying to av...

I’m in the middle of my current live-in BRRRR, and it got me thinking about the value adds that have made the biggest difference in my past and current projects.Right now, I’m focused on things like:Adding HVAC where there wasn’t any beforeReplacing old sewer linesUpdating kitchen and bathroom with functional with modern finishesfencing and outdoor spaces (fire pit, seating areas, etc.)Interior upgrades like skim-coating ceilings, adding passthrough between kitchen and living room, and refinishing existing cabinetry instead of replacingThese have all had a noticeable impact on rent potential and appraised value in my market.I’m curious what other investors have found to be your BIGGEST value adds, especially in today’s environment.

Lately, I’ve been talking with a lot of investors juggling multiple projects at once.Some say finding the right deal is the challenge, others mention reliable contractors, and a few bring up funding flexibility.I’m curious — what’s been your biggest bottleneck lately?

Not the biggest Dave Ramsey fan, but I do believe in 'live like no one else so eventually you can live like no one else"While I have owned a home since my early 20's, I never had the dream home but more like shelter. 

Great topic, @Adam Lowe, definitely something every investor should be thinking about if they’re considering the jump from residential to commercial.One of the biggest things that stood out to me after moving into commercial properties was just how much the lease itself becomes the asset.