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Paul Poteet How I’m Thinking About Multifamily Heading Into 2026
4 March 2026 | 7 replies
With supply tightening, 2026 could favor those who stayed patient and precise.
Carl Mcknight How to use AI to vet a deal in under 30 mins
3 March 2026 | 1 reply
When creating an AI tool to help you out, it needs specific prompts (directions) , try and be as precise as you can when giving it prompts.
Cornelius Garland How I Run a Lean, Profitable Wholesaling Business in 2025
10 March 2026 | 21 replies
Success today comes from precision, lean operations, and leveraging the right people and tools.By consolidating my team, leaning on AI and compliance-friendly texting, and building strong realtor partnerships, I’ve been able to consistently close deals while keeping my operation nimble.If you’re running your wholesaling business like it’s still 2019, it’s time to update your playbook.
Sean Graham What investors actually do with the tax savings from cost segregation?
10 March 2026 | 9 replies
The 'behavioral piece', having a strategic deployment plan for the recaptured capital – is precisely what translates accelerated depreciation into enhanced IRR and future growth.
Neelu Kalra Partial payment of rent
4 March 2026 | 8 replies
If your lease includes that provision, follow it precisely.
Victoria OHare Flippers: What's Your 2026 "Margin Killer" – Holding Costs, Rehabs, or DOM?
10 March 2026 | 11 replies
At 180 days, you need precision acquisition.
Praveen Kumar REI nation experience
10 March 2026 | 17 replies
This is the precise job that you and all of our 3500+ owners have hired us to do.
Eugen Adrian Popa Stop Losing PPC Leads: I Built a Decentralized "Instant Cash Offer" Engine with AI SM
22 February 2026 | 0 replies
Once the seller submits their address, the backend instantly pulls the market price.Here is where the custom logic kicks in:It automatically calculates repair costs based on property data, seller-inputted condition, and location.It classifies the property into one of 4 market temperatures: Slow, Rural, Standard, or Hot.Using this data and your specific backend rules, it dynamically selects the proper ARV percentage, deducts your preset assignment fee, and calculates a precise cash offer (e.g., 68% * ARV - Repair Costs - Assignment Fee).2.
Oliver Cordova Cost segregation/ real estate professional status
10 March 2026 | 15 replies
Also, navigating these rules correctly is precisely why the detailed breakdown from an engineered study is so important.
Andreas Mueller 'Affordable Housing' is Not Possible
16 March 2026 | 2 replies
No combination of code reforms, value engineering, or construction efficiencies closes the gap enough to make a new multifamily project pencil at truly affordable levels without subsidies.Add to this, even with subsidies, affordable housing projects, which provide bare-bones livability standards, remain infeasible without the equity from federal tax credits, which is precisely why the 1986 LIHTC program exists—to bridge the gap for private developers serving low-income households.This was and is an appropriate use of taxpayer money.Regulatory Reform is Still NecessaryNow, all this being said, we can stop the insane growth in housing costs.