And it doesn't necessitate going to the low end of the market to chase yield. 

The highest-leverage fixes are super simple:Rent collection → AI chases rent until it’s paid.

Here’s what I mean: You lock in a flip at 65% ARV — but your lender can’t close in 2 weeks.You’ve got a BRRRR that should cash flow — but your bank won’t count rental income for approval.You’ve got equity but no liquidity — and you miss the deal while chasing a HELOC.  

I regularly work with investors who insist on chasing the last dollar.  

Monthly reporting (through an owner portal or statement) is usually sufficient — you shouldn’t need to chase updates if the system is working well.

If you’re just starting out, it helps to set up good systems right away so you don’t end up chasing tenants or juggling spreadsheets.

I THINK California is the only one that will chase you down for their cut of your eventual sale. 

Every market is different, but those are decent benchmarks to keep you from chasing thin deals.2.

It's basically a free lead gen source so many chase those as well as cancelled listings too.

That first 25% or 40% of a deal teaches you way more than sitting on the sidelines chasing 100% of something that never happens.