Hello Gagan, Some important tools and resources I incorporate into my business to help finding deals is to network with local investors.

For those of you who have scaled your businesses, who would you consider the absolute essential members to have on board early on, even when capital might be tight?

For those experienced in investing in smaller or rural markets around Winchester, VA:What reliable data sources or tools do you utilize to obtain the above metrics?​

You essentially did a big part of the job that the real estate agent is responsible for—sourcing a buyer.

My research explores how real estate investors are using (or not using) tools like Stessa, RentRedi, TenantCloud, etc., and how that impacts things like cash flow, efficiency, and tenant management.Who can take part?

I would sit down and ponder what your goals and who your network is... this will help you decide the path you chose.The 3 options essentially are:- Sell neither condo, let the property cash flow and pay off the debt associated with it.

You’ve already got a great mindset and a solid strategy by looking into BRRRR, buy-and-hold, and house hacking—those can be powerful wealth-building tools, especially when paired with smart market selection like you're doing.I’m also an investor and always happy to connect, trade ideas, or help however I can.

I think you capitalize all of the construction and development costs, both direct (2x4s, nails, etc) and indirect (tools, travel, etc.), and then begin depreciating when you place the property into serviceRegarding your work on the cabin counting toward material participation, I think those hours do count in the year you do the work based on Reg.

Leveraging AI tools may be a valuable strategy.

With today’s automation tools, managing from a distance isn’t an issue.2.