Always interested in discussing:✅ HUD/Section 8 optimization strategies✅ Infrastructure-driven appreciation plays✅ Government program navigation✅ How to join us as co-investors (from 250 k to 10 million USD) ✅ Partnership opportunities in similar marketsWhat I Can Contribute:Government program expertise (HUD VASH, Section 8, compliance)Infrastructure investment analysisPortfolio management systemsInternational investor perspectives Current Project:Raising our CPM Bronx Infrastructure Fund I ($25M target) for aggressive pre-station acquisition.

Quote from @Matthew Bernal: Great question — this model is becoming increasingly common, and it’s important to vet both the operator and the structure.I've worked extensively with short- and mid-term rental operators, both as an investor and consultant, and Wanderlust Ventures appears to follow the "master lease arbitrage" model — where they lease properties from owners and profit by subleasing them on platforms like Airbnb or for corporate housing.This structure can be mutually beneficial when the operator is experienced, well-capitalized, and manages properties professionally.

I have tons to learn and understand around financing, choosing markets, building a business plan model, taxes, legal, landlording, etc. 

The property is probably worth 500k give or take and I’d like to leverage the equity to fund some of these flood out homes for the last season’s storms here in central west coast Florida where I live and use my renovation business and expertise to complete rehabs myself.

Many sellers understand that they need their expertise, just like I would a mechanic or plumber but do they really provide say $20, 000 worth of service?

A skilled broker can leverage their network and expertise to find solutions where others might not.However, for a typical fix-and-flip investor, whose deals are often more conventional and less complex, using a broker may indeed add unnecessary costs.

Focus on one market at a time to build expertise and minimize risk.

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