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David Litt What I’ve Learned Helping Families Navigate Foreclosure (And Why Early Action Matters
29 July 2025 | 5 replies
It’s a side of real estate that isn’t always talked about—but should be.Over the years, I’ve worked with countless families—people who never imagined they’d miss a payment, much less face a default notice.
Shara Lear Realtors, what was the toughest part about getting your CRM set up properly?
11 July 2025 | 3 replies
So be strategic about that and maybe get some consults from different people about how they have their catagories set up.
David Robert New to property management
5 August 2025 | 2 replies
Since this is a side hustle for now, i can't go to the property, especially if it's STR which is more frequent and probably further from me.
Evgeny Leytush Creative Financing - Help Needed (seller gives credit for down payment)
31 July 2025 | 3 replies
But here’s how each scenario could look from their eyes: If they see it as income:You could be liable for income tax on the $250K credit.They’ll want to know why you got $250K for “free.”If they see it as a purchase price adjustment:If properly documented, this could just reduce your cost basis in the property (not taxable).But it must be treated as a price reduction, not a side payment.The contract price would need to reflect that somehow, which your lender doesn’t allow.If you use it all for capital improvements:If you document every dollar spent on legitimate property improvements, it strengthens the argument that this was not income, but an adjustment tied to construction costs.Key Protections You Must HavePaper TrailDeposit from you to builder Addendum signed with builder Transfer from builder back to you (post-closing) 👈Document this clearly and tie it directly to a “construction credit.” 
Brian Garcia Elderly Neighbor in an expensive and out of reach market
15 July 2025 | 3 replies
That’s probably the gold standard you should set.
An Nguyen Buy Investment property after paid off primary
6 August 2025 | 1 reply
I have $50k in saving can use some of it for down payment; $20k aside for closing costs.
James McGovern Tenant will likely destroy your property prior to being evicted
16 July 2025 | 7 replies
Set expectations right away and stick to them. 
Shara Lear Realtors, what was the toughest part about getting your CRM set up properly?
9 July 2025 | 2 replies
I had leads in my phone, email, sticky notes, open house sheets pulling that all together and organizing who was cold, warm, or past clients took forever.Second headache was setting up all the follow-up reminders and drip campaigns so they actually made sense and didn't feel spammy.
Michael Del Vecchio Rebuilding from Zero after a Divorce
7 August 2025 | 8 replies
Putting the divorce aside that's an amazing place to start.
Kyle Alfriend Advice on buying STR investment, $800k budget, in Pinellas Co, Florida.
15 July 2025 | 11 replies
Hey Kyle,I’m a local investor and agent in Pinellas county and have closed on more STRs than anybody the past few years now.Theres a very specific recipe/buybox to be sure you set yourself up for success.A few questions I’d want answers to in order to better answer your question:1) Do you know what zones are permitted to STR in Treasure Island?