For those doing multiple flips a year — how do you manage funding between closings?
Some of the investors I work with rotate capital using short-term bridge loans or refinance strategies, but I’m always looking for n...

The one thing most everyone said in one way or another is fear of the unknown.Here are a couple of tips:1) Real estate isn't rocket science.

Sounds like you’re bringing great energy to the space.

Love the energy and focus you’re bringing to real estate.

Any tips on where to get started would be greatly appreciated - originally looked into house hacking but we aren't sure we want to down size from a house into a duplex as we enjoy our privacy. 

A couple tips:1.

I am Lean Six Sigma Yellow and Green Belt Certified, with experience in operations, process improvement, and procurement within the distribution industry.I am very motivated to learn, connect, and grow in this field.

In my experience, as I was a high volume flipper and in years since have helped assorted person with tips, tricks and advice (no, never did the guru or package thing, no compensation just friendly helpful advice) I have found most often the problems are in systems. 

I plan to obtain my residential builder license as well so we can vertically integrate renovations and construction as we scale.I've been reading through a series of books including: Greene's The BRRRR Trental Property Investment Strategy, Han and Macfarland's Tax Strategy, Turner's Rental Property Investing, and some other LLC strategy guides. 

From an investor standpoint, when you factor in lower CapEx, warranties, energy efficiency, and potential rate buy-downs, new builds can actually offer better risk-adjusted returns than older resales.