This weeks he’s going to wholesale real estate; next week he’s spent $249 for a “starter” kit for multi level marketing of vitamins; 2 weeks hence he’s going to day trade crypto.The Angry Guy - Very simply, asks a question on BP, then gets progressively angry, hostile, and irrational when he doesn’t like the answers

To your point, focusing on "in progress" projects will help as opposed to "potential" projects still in the pipeline.

Inevitable, there will be changes on the Scope Of Work as you progress through the renovation.Many contractors view Change Orders as an easy way to boost their profit margin, so you'll want those in writing.Also, recommend taking videos with contractors when discussing corrections, change orders, etc., as everyone has selective memory.

Tulum is the last stop along a rapid and profound Path of Progress.

Markets are overwhelmingly expecting the Fed to hold rates steady, framing the decision as a pause to assess cumulative progress rather than a pivot toward renewed easing.

Meanwhile, inflation readings were constructive: headline PCE and Core PCE both continued to cool, signaling further progress toward the Fed’s inflation objective.

Please give me all your advice  With ~$5k, you’re not really in a position to buy or flip out of state yet — that amount functions better as education, positioning, or partnership capital, not acquisition capital.Trying to flip or BRRRR remotely with limited reserves usually fails not because the idea is bad, but because there’s no margin for rehab overruns, appraisal gaps, or timing risk.If real estate is the goal, a safer progression I’ve seen work is:Use this phase to learn underwriting and deal analysis deeplyBuild local relationships in one target market (agents, property managers, lenders)Decide whether you want to be an operator or a capital partner before picking a strategyOnce you know which role you’re playing and have reserves behind it, the out-of-state question becomes much easier to answer.

Education is important, but progress really comes from focused reps.Keep narrowing, keep looking at deals, and the path usually becomes much clearer from there.

So don't expect a full report, but yes of course the right GC communicates the key things, keeps a consistent pace of progress, and is priced reasonably.This has been what I've learned hiring GCs in the past, and being hired as a GC for investors more recently.

@Eli Kim Solid progress!