If they can’t clearly explain the difference, that’s a sign they don’t truly specialize in the space.Also, I’d throw in a simple trick question to see how deep their understanding is:“Can I keep my bookkeeping for my real estate agent business and my real estate investments in the same workbook?”

Basically questions that the PM/co-host need to be able to answer without having to do any deep-dive analysis.Property-specific questions such as property improvement advice, revenue potential, etc. that involve deep-dive analysis might justifiably incur an up-front cost depending on the PM/co-hosts business model.

In this case they can put Strong cigarette odor, needed deep cleaning and double of washing of linens etc., extra time spent would be 3 - 4 hours.

This often start's in the last breath's before the drop, a bit during, and then it's a RUSH at and after the drop.

Unless you are training to become a doctor or a physicist (which should be college trained) take a big breath and think if you are actually wasting your time.There are three kinds of education, 1.

Quote from @Corey Shimmel: Hey BiggerPockets community,Over the past couple of years, I’ve been deep in the trenches, building experience in multifamily.

     - Flexibility: They give investors breathing room early in a project—especially for fix-and-flip or value-add strategies

Tighten the plan so you can move fast and credibly: pick one lane for 90 days (multifamily or storage), define a simple buy box, then run a daily pipeline rhythm: 20 broker/owner touches, 5 LOIs, 1 underwriting deep dive.

My biggest recommendation is to pick one market and go deep.

Jacksonville is a market with so much potential, and having that deep local connection gives you a real edge, especially when it comes to spotting value in distressed properties and small multifamily deals.It’s great to hear you’re passionate about both investing and helping others reach their goals.