Your edge is scoping accurately, controlling timeline and quality, and turning “contractor problems” into equity; consider small multis for multiple income streams, and wholetail quick turns when a two‑week punch lifts resale.

Create a prompt for me that will help you accurately support this goal.

Maybe the delay will make the report  more accurate, the previous releases were never accurate and went through multiple revisions. 

As a roofing contractor myself, the quote for $14k is pretty accurate for a professional roofing contractor based on it being 40 sq and the photos you provided.

The key is taking the expensive lessons and turning them into rules you never break again.If you’ve still got the capital, the energy, and a smarter plan for the next one, you’re not gambling, you’re adjusting.

.: Quote from @JD Martin: Quote from @David Pike: If you invested $100k and then put $19k in for the capital call, you would potentially get your capital call back ($19K) plus 25% of the $100k so $25k.So you're looking at either a $75k loss if you gamble the $19k, a $100k loss if you don't participate and are wiped out, or a $119k loss if you participate but are still wiped out.

Hi everyone,I’m trying to improve how I estimate ARV on potential deals.What tools or methods do you use to get an accurate ARV fast?

With over 10 years of experience in real estate data, property insights, and market trends, I’ve developed a strong understanding of how accurate, timely data helps investors uncover real opportunities and make informed decisions.I’m here to learn, share insights, and build meaningful connections with others who are serious about growing in real estate.

Someone mentioned that you can’t cost-seg the whole property if only one-third of it is being used as an STR, but I’m not sure that’s accurate.

Most people in the industry experimented with this already, but aren't having success because email addresses are not highly accurate when you skip trace the lists - especially if you're using a cheaper datasource.Atop of this, you're in Denver, which is an affluent market.