The good news is that there are ways to avoid it altogether through proper planning, organization, and working with experienced professionals who understand both the tax, real estate, and financial sides.We always tell clients the same thing before they invest: see all sides of the picture.

Are experienced investors who know a lot about real estate, construction and property management already. 4.

And I know he understands and is experienced at land entitlements. 

You've got a great set of reviews.

You certainly need a lawyer to review every word you added or subtracted.  

Quote from @Kwok Wong: After awhile you get the hang at looking at them, but I also suggest you upload them to chatgpt or Claude Ai to review them and prompt them questions.

Take the time to learn about underwriting, markets, and property management, and connect with experienced investors whenever possible, those insights will help you make confident, informed decisions as you grow your portfolio.

Check reviews and read them.

I can see how it could help out, but I think it should only be reserved for experienced investors who have the luxury of using AI.

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