Learned a lot… and also learned flips are not “fast money” — more like a 6-month (or longer) full-cycle process depending on the deal. 😅 Currently waiting on 1 deal to close to boost liquidity and then planning to sit on cash for a bit before jumping into another project 😱.My primary career is actually in the field I got my master’s in, and that base salary is stable.

This is a great breakdown of what scaling in a Class C market actually looks like — no sugarcoating.

Looking to make connections and all the advice, tips, tricks, etc.

I am trying to get things set up in 'wealthposition', and I don't think it's going to do what Mint did. 

If you'd like to schedule a chat to go over all this, DM me:)

Even with the recent slight decline in rates, the rates are near the high for this century and a lot higher than 2021.  

A literal hole in the laundry room roof where you can see outside.

Many successful real estate agents recommend using a combination of study guides, online courses, and practice exams to prepare thoroughly.

I don't think anything has changed. 1) Ensure the borrower has the ability and exit strategy to pay the loan back, 2) Ensure the borrower has a history of paying their bills (we pull credit), and 3) We pay attention to not only the LTV and not overleverage, but we make sure there aren't any significant defects in the collateral (environmental issues, settlement issues, title issues, etc).

Hey, it's cool to see you're taking the first step in this real estate game.