Here are a few tips to help you streamline the process:- Double-check local building codes early- Prepare clear 2D and 3D plans for submissions- Communicate early with city planners to avoid surprisesFeel free to ask me questions about permits, drawings, or how to avoid common pitfalls.

Any other tips? 

I think it's more important to discuss y'all's strategic plans before diving into the how-tos of PM   I think the problem is you asked a question for tips without specific details so everyone is giving you basis stuff, stuff that AI could have told you.

These examples are not isolated.Additionally to increasing inventory, many sellers are offering generous concessions or creative financing, which only makes the buyer's market stronger.

I’m not looking for the obvious stuff like DSCR or DTI metrics —I would love to hear about the little things that actually tip the scales in your decision.What actually breaks a deal even when all the numbers look good?

Any other tips I should know? 

Does anyone have tips or resources for making bookkeeping as efficient as possible?

Advice: have plenty of reserves and make sure the property cash flows after you leave. tips: get a Google voice number for your future tenant communications. go to local meetups and network with as many investors as possible.

Is there anyone familiar with the Pacific Northwest market who can offer tips or advice on finding cash-flow-positive properties? 

I live in Virginia, and I've searched up and done research and haven't gotten anything, and I believe in asking for help from people who are where you want to be. if anyone can give me help and tips to get started, please help.