Wholesalers, realtor.com, networking with people.Spending time weekly for months and months or longer to acquire a property and merely make $300 a month cash flow just doesn't seem cost effective over the long term for me.

Hello,
I am curious if any fellow investors here have invested with https://www.lofty.ai/ ? It seems too easy, and there's no tenants, management, or repairs to worry about directly. Thoughts?

Later that week, I can go to my project's receipts folders and "convert them to a transaction."4.

Great points, I’m definitely leaning toward structuring this as a formal transaction to protect both sides.

Know this has been asked before and seems like for wood-type floor LVL is preferred. I have a slight variation on the question:For context, building some 2 bed
2 bath Spanish modern style ADUs at my property in Los F...

Agents do all kinds of work to facilitate a transaction.

Besides that, most of it is either stupid obvious or irrelevant to 90% of investor transactions. 

The generalized slang of "buy under market value" is a short form way of saying "buy at a price that affords correct margin to effect what repairs and problem solving is necessary with an appropriate profit margin and carried costs to make it a net profitable venture". 

I mainly focus on out-of-county opportunities myself and have found a multi-layered marketing approach most effective.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @Amanda Gauthier No course is going to to prepare you to syndicate real estate transactions.