Before moving forward with permits or construction, I’d have a title company or another real estate attorney review everything to make sure you're not exposed to surprises. 

It’s a quick snapshot of the day that saves me from surprises later.Would love to hear what systems or tools you all use!

On the downside, construction almost always comes with surprises.

Expect surprises like hidden issues (foundation, plumbing), so have extra funds set aside.Lastly, connect with an investor-friendly realtor who has access to off-market deals and a reliable team of contractors.

You may just be surprised and delighted with the leads and deals you get.Good luck!

I work in the design space, so I’ve seen it go both ways  investors who pad for it and avoid surprises, and others who get stuck mid-project when plans are rejected or flagged.Would love to hear how you factor this into your numbers in today’s market  especially with some cities getting stricter in 2025.Thanks in advance for sharing!

Some people take great offense to being contacted, which is no surprise,  but it bothered me more than i expected. 

Dave Ramsey is a great place to start, but this community overwhelmingly supports using leverage to invest as opposed to waiting until you can pay all cash.It's surprising to hear you've listened to a bunch of BP podcast, read 5 BP books, and still don't know where to start.

The winter months can actually be surprisingly booked.

You would be surprised how many contacts I have gotten just from FaceBook alone.