I have watched 3 podcasts in my life.  

I would recommend reading and watching all those videos recommended in an earlier post.5) The systems are the easy part.

It stretched me beyond just writing a check — I had to think about how financing, cash flow, and title work across multiple properties interact.Challenges & Lessons Learned (as the funding partner):Title coordination: Watching the operators juggle multiple closings at once gave me an appreciation for how complex portfolios can be compared to single deals.Cash flow management: I saw firsthand how critical it is to plan rehab draws carefully when several properties are in motion at the same time.Exit flexibility: From the lender’s seat, I realized how valuable it is when operators have multiple exit strategies (hold, refinance, sell individually).

Hopefully, this will explain the difference and how you can watch what direction rates are going.

Pitfalls—What should we watch out for (transfer taxes, reassessments, lender issues)?

I've been interested in real estate since I was 15, watching Brandon turner on the bigger pockets podcast in the back of class or in my free time at home, I bought my first live in fix and flip at 19 years old/ house hack. it took me 10 months but I'm almost ready to refinance and pull some equity out of the property and roll it into a new fix and flip or BRRR if you will.

Rinse and repeat, do that exact same thing every year or so and watch how it changes the trajectory of your life over the next few years. 

Watch some of the LandVoice video training. 

This announcement marks a pivotal moment not just for national defense, but for the local housing market—making it a must-watch for realtors, investors, and homebuyers across Madison County."

It’s happening more often nowadays, especially with fix & flips and other investment deals.It’s tough to watch good deals fall apart after all the work that goes into finding and locking them up.Have you had a deal fall through because the funding didn’t come through in time?