Then we got that back with no adjustment at all to the appraised value but still no mention at all of the rear unit.

Terms have adjusted slightly, but private loans are still closing fast and giving investors the flexibility they need when timing matters most.Curious , are you seeing more of your clients moving toward bridge or DSCR-style loans to keep projects moving?

Hello Everyone,Reports indicate 2025 is on track to be the worst year for home sales in U.S. history based on a news I saw recently, with buyer activity way down.For active investors - how are you adjusting your strategy?

This will not happen to you if you make tactical adjustments that I'll state below.Here's what I suggest: Focus on one scalable strategy.

Home prices adjusted for inflation are not rising and won't for several years it seems.

If you want to keep earning the same amount as before, you can slightly raise your nightly rate to cover the 0.5% increase.Example:If you charge $100 per night, Airbnb used to take $15 (15%).Now they’ll take $15.50 (15.5%).You’d earn 50 cents less per booking unless you raise your price a bit.So you could adjust your rate to $100.50 or $101 to keep your income the same.The new 15.5% Host-Only Fee, is a major win for guest experience and overall conversion imo.

In many neighborhoods, once you pass a certain lot size, the added land doesn’t increase value dollar-for-dollar anymore.However, if you’re in an area where extra acreage means more privacy, bigger yards, or the ability to add amenities, then you’ll want to make an adjustment.

Would QuickBooks be my best bet or is there something else that would fit my needs better?  

Hey everyone,I’ve been noticing more investors shifting toward lighter cosmetic rehabs instead of full gut flips this year — especially as labor costs and permit timelines stay unpredictable.Some markets (like the Midwest and Southeast) are seeing price rebounds on entry-level homes, so smaller updates and faster turns seem to be making more sense for some investors.Curious what you all are seeing:Are you adjusting your strategy toward smaller, faster rehabs?

Looks like a shift in how fees are handled—definitely something to keep an eye on and adjust for moving forward.