I recently interviewed Goldbar Staffing and was very impressed.

It sounds like it has a great occupancy rate but I get the impression that it's not cash flowing as much as they had hoped (they use a property management company and have mentioned this eats up most of their profits).

As for typical, turn-key MF properties, mid to high double digits is what I would aim for (14%-18% is a pretty good range in my opinion).

if you don't meet current market trends/ competition on the MLS it could end up costing a lot more than the savings vs quartz. if it looks cheap there the alarm bells and over all impression set what a buyer is looking to pay they don't line item their price like we do.I flip 3-5 houses a year solo for the last 6 yrs.

While traditional steakhouse meetings have their charm, we're focused on leveraging digital tools to streamline the process.For those experienced in remote capital raising — what platforms or strategies have you found most effective?

I'm looking in Carolinas, Texas, Florida, Yes, I actually just started working professionally with a turn key provider that has really impressed me.

I was impressed and decided to move forward with a new property I was purchasing.Everything went smoothly until 3 days before closing — that’s when MoFin told me they could no longer honor the 10/90 structure.

And if you want safety and surety, you will very likely not be getting much more than high single digits/low double digit returns.

The new construction premium just disappeared — and that hasn’t happened in at least a decade.For years, new homes consistently sold at a double-digit premium to comparable resales.

A well-maintained landscape and exterior really help set the first impression.2.