If there’s any advice you could give on how to navigate the wants and needs of this situation I am deeply invested in listening, understanding, learning, and acting.

That means understanding metrics like Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), loan to cost (LTC), and stabilized net operating income (NOI).

Take time to understand local rules, stay on top of your paperwork, and focus on clear, consistent communication.

Whether you're in a buyer's market or a seller's market, it's crucial as a seller to understand the traction your listing is getting—and to know when to accept an offer or hold out for something better.Many sellers in a favorable market want to hold out to maximize their gains.

With a construction management background, you’re already ahead of the curve, real estate rewards people who understand how properties are built and maintained.The best way to get started is by connecting with local investors, shadowing a few deals, and learning how they analyze properties and manage risks.

“… I can understand charging a fee upfront as a small commitment to not shop the deal.”I can’t.

Do you know how to search/examine title and read/understand foreclosure pleadings?

Ensure you thoroughly understand the market, the risks, and the reasons behind a deal that appears to be a good fit.

I always encourage investors to look beyond rates and ask: Does this agent and lender understand my strategy?

I'm happy to chat with you more to understand your situation.