.), what are the most overlooked operational risks when opening or acquiring a venue?

I’ve heard  that can be a good strategy for someone like myself who does have the funds to acquire the property.

I'm open to sharing more info if it means acquiring better advice.

This is not true.For investors who used short-term financing—such as hard money or private funds—to acquire and renovate a property, a refinance with no seasoning requirement on title can allow you to immediately pay off that acquisition loan.

Was able to pull out 20k in equity via cash-out refinance to acquire the next property!

In reality, depending on the loan program and lender, there are options that can shorten that timeline and keep your investment strategy moving forward.For investors who used short-term financing—such as hard money or private funds—to acquire and renovate a property, a refinance with no seasoning requirement on title can allow you to immediately pay off that acquisition loan.

However, I am looking to partner with investors who can provide the capital necessary to acquire and develop the property.My goal is to structure a mutually beneficial partnership where investors can participate in a well-planned development while leveraging my construction and project management expertise to deliver a profitable outcome.

I’d rather put 20% down while getting 100% appreciation, and acquire a bunch of homes vs using all my cash to pay off a few homes.

I am interested in acquiring my first property out of state, possibly Indiana or Ohio but I'm open to whatever location checks off the boxes I need.

I have a PM running one of my properties, but acquired a second one that I will manage myself.