Quote from @Bryce Jamison: @David Greene talked about this recently on his new podcast.He recommends being an overall real estate professional so you can make money in numerous ways and in different economic climates, and more importantly, you can help folks in all stages of their life and with all their real estate needs.Sometimes your helping folks find a good handyman, sometimes you're renting them one of your units only to be their agent later on when they're ready to buy, then maybe you're giving them house hacking tips after they buy.I can’t disagree with that, although in this age of almost unlimited information, I believe in the need to specialize.   

IMO a real estate investor should be evaluating their portfolio at least quarterly, not just because market conditions change.There are numerous factors to consider that may cause us to decide to sell an asset.  

We have 15+ years of experience in this field.

As someone deeply immersed in the real estate finance world, having worked with numerous direct lenders and analyzed countless deals, I want to break down what this data means for lenders, brokers, and borrowers/developers alike.The Big Picture: A Market Slowing its PaceThe data clearly indicates a slowdown in the housing market for 2025, primarily driven by sustained higher mortgage rates and a gradual increase in housing supply.

Both provided numerous off-market leads.

I was curious if anyone that has any experience in this field could help me out thank you.

Pt Loma is in the usual Lindbergh field flight path.  

Very uninformed on the topic and I would love the input of the experienced professionals in this field.

I’m currently helping a few investors navigate financing options, and I’m always open to learning from others who are active in the field.

When I purchased my first property I did numerous projects my self.