With that in mind, I’m curious what you all are seeing and how you’re adapting your rehabbing game.Here are a few questions:Are you shifting toward smaller “light-rehab” deals rather than full gut-renos because of cost/time pressures?

Would love to hear how you’re all adapting, especially with so many market shifts happening this quarter.

Whether you’re flipping, holding, or house hacking, the game plan is shifting.

I’ve been connecting with different investors lately and noticed many are shifting away from banks toward alternative lending.What’s been your experience?

Always good to learn different approaches — especially in this market where values shift quickly.

 @Don Konipol Very interesting perspective on REITs.

It’s about giving them back a sense of control they thought they’d lost.For those who’ve been around foreclosure situations — investors, agents, or even homeowners — have you seen this shift too?

It’s been interesting seeing how fast Phoenix inventory moves lately.A lot of investors I’ve talked with are shifting to off-market acquisitions just to stay competitive.For those actively buying — are you focusing more on flips or long-term holds right now?

Quote from @Noa Lukela: I am a local agent in Denver, and I am personally seeing a lot of shift in renovation margins lately. 

With stricter lending guidelines, more investors are turning to alternative funding sources.Do you think this shift is temporary or a long-term trend?