Just about anybody involved in real estate. 

Property management isn’t involved yet, so operational realities — tenant expectations, maintenance patterns, leasing friction — aren’t part of the decision.

Every single transaction I've done has involved an attorney for both on market and off market deals.

Why else would anyone spend all the time and effort to craft such an insightful, detailed post that truly exposes one's deep knowledge of an industry? 

Update: Brian Grimes former business partner just got swept up in a $10M mortgage fraud scheme that purportedly involved the cooperation of a Keller Willaims Brokerage office and a title company that misrepresented .

I was able to oversee and complete most of this property rehab with few hands involved.

Especially if there is a trust involved as well. 

His pitch involves helping me through my first BRRRR project with:•A hard money loan at 5–10% down, funding up to 75% of ARV•Support through purchase → rehab → refinance•Refinancing into a DSCR loan afterward to hold long-termHere’s what I’m hoping for (and would love feedback on how realistic this is):•Max $20K out-of-pocket investment•Cosmetic rehab only (no major renovations)•Pull initial capital out after refinance (covering all fees)•Positive cash flow after refinanceNext Steps:I’m meeting today with the loan consultant and his realtor partner.

STRs provide a better opportunity for cash flow due to the higher daily rates, however the involvement is clearly increased.

Been involved in deals as small as $100k and $50M+.