Paid, the most actionable walkthroughs I’ve seen are from Bryan/Anita at RJM or Project Management courses that include scopes, schedules, and draw management; if you buy anything, make sure it includes a printable sequence like demo → structural/rough‑ins → inspections → insulation/drywall → finishes → punch.

You can say something like:“Always use bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans when cooking or showering.”

Raphael’s from New York and just getting started building his portfolio as we focus on investing down South.Outside of real estate, we love exercising, traveling, cooking, and spending time with family and friends.

If a contractor fails you: pause work, document defects, consult your contract/legal rights — and prepare how you’ll finish the job (either switch contractors or reduce scope).Use this story as a guide of “how to recover” (not just avoid mistakes).

You can totally put them on in the background while driving, working out, cooking, etc….

Absolutely wait until you’re 100% finished! 

And it's written under the pseudonym of Sean Cook by Paul Kaseburg.Paul’s sat on both sides of the table on over $2 billion of real estate deals.

I'm about to finish my first ever flip in Breckenridge Hill in St Louis.

Quote from @David McDonald: I've just finished the first module in my real estate agent coursework and I'm looking toward to finishing it all up by the end of the year and taking the exam. 

It’s normal to feel the weight of it, especially as the finish line approaches.