.: Quote from @James McGovern: Why does it seem as if every guru teaches new flippers to do swing a hammer and demo kitchen cabinets when there is often much more to do?

I think the pendulum will be swinging back in the other direction for awhile.

Multifamily properties often offer slightly lower CoC but more stability, while SFRs can swing higher with the right deal.

One tip is to start by getting super familiar with how to analyze deals—knowing your numbers is key in multifamily because even small swings in rent, expenses, or vacancies can impact your returns.

No effort required from you at all, they do everything.And then you set your expectations, go to a tax accountant and receive the shock of your life when you are informed that you get only a small portion of what you expected.This is because it's not a straightforward deduction but only a potential deduction facing multiple potential limitations and pulling other strings that can swing the bottom line result wildly.Do ask for those free cost seg projections, but do not count on the end result matching them.

Hey Karolina, I can swing a portfolio at 50k minimum per-unit price.

I was hoping reputation would swing things our way plus the only contingency we had was HOA (no inspection, appraisal, or financing contingency).  

I can make it legally swing from 4 up to an 8. 

My goal was to learn more about land acquisition and development for multifamily.The cost they quoted me for their consulting/program: $6,000+.For context: I’m a sales manager by trade, hold an MBA, have a strong business background, and I’m an avid user of ChatGPT to solve complex business and investment challenges.

Quote from @Randy Stark: I'm also curious if you took a swing at this Rebecca.