They have monthly meetups where local investors walk through their own projects, share numbers, and talk about what worked and what didn’t.They also do property tours and have mentorship opportunities, so you can actually see how people evaluate deals and estimate repair costs in real time.

I run a co-investing club where we evaluate opportunities like this together and do deep-dive vetting calls before making commitments.

20 Questions to Ask When Vetting a Property Management Company: Processes13 Questions to Ask to a PMC: Communication and Documentation24 Questions to Ask When Evaluating a Property Management Contract

Always interested in comparing notes with others evaluating duplex markets or build-to-rent strategies.

I want to truly understand:How to evaluate ARV and rehab costs realisticallyHow experienced investors underwrite dealsWhat actually makes a deal work for the end buyer I’d really appreciate advice on:What you wish you understood before your first wholesale dealCommon mistakes new wholesalers make when underwritingHow to best position myself now to smoothly transition into BRRRR  I’ll take any book or podcast recommendations too. 

20 Questions to Ask When Vetting a Property Management Company: Processes13 Questions to Ask to a PMC: Communication and Documentation24 Questions to Ask When Evaluating a Property Management ContractThanks for the 3 posts.

Lenders often evaluate the potential of the property rather than just the borrower’s creditworthiness or the property’s current income, which is especially beneficial for value-add projects.

The question you need to evaluate is, if I pay the tax lien do I still have equity in the property?

You are the only one holding the bag.What My Agent and PM Didn't Tell MeI was in the process of evaluating a PM contract when I discovered all of this.

I appreciate the insight and will use that information as a guide as I progress.