We start with a strict pre-screen before we ever show the property.We verify:• Voucher size• Income portion (if any)• Household size• Move-in timeline• RFTA readinessThis eliminates 90 percent of applicants who aren’t actually a fit.2.

Give yourself a 12‑week sprint: analyze 10 deals a week, attend one meetup, and post a weekly progress update to build accountability and attract mentors.

They may even spend a couple of hours with you on a Saturday (but NOT Sunday) to tour a few properties - preferrably one or two undergoing a decent amount of RentReady repairs or rehab.Make it clear to anyone you hire that you expect VIDEO updates of rehab progress!

On the ops side, analyze 10 deals a week, make 2–3 offers, and post a weekly progress update to attract mentors.

A lot of hard money lenders won’t touch a deal once demo has started because they can’t verify the scope or what’s been done so far, but the ones who do this regularly will just underwrite it as a “rehab in progress.”Here’s your best path:1.

Absurdity at it's best.My personal opinion is that theory of the legal process and the actual application of the process are two entirely different things.

Quote from @Brandon Lee: I’m learning about different financing options beyond banks.For those who have used alternative lending, what was the average timeline from application to closing?

I’m now seeking guidance on the right sequence of steps to take to begin my real estate journey.While I understand that a 3–5 year timeline may seem ambitious, I’m always up for a challenge and committed to working toward it.I’ll be sure to keep you posted on my progress!

I haven’t used any other progress so I can’t compare, but what I love the most is its all in one.

Keep us updated on your progress, we all learn from each others experiences.