Before things get too busy, I want to implement the right systems and software.For investors operating at 20+ flips per year, I’d really appreciate insight into how you structure your operations:• What software/tools do you use to manage multiple projects at once?

I've asked multiple times for a full rent roll and only ever received partial information.

Sometimes that looks like wholesaling, sometimes it’s a sub-to, a wrap, a partnership, or even keeping the deal yourself with seller financing.Keep learning multiple exits so you can serve each seller the best way possible — not just get a deal done, but solve a problem and build a relationship.

Concerned about CLUE report impact across my portfolio of multiple properties if I file and get denied.

- Would a NH-specific weekly digest/dashboard that flags properties with multiple distress signals (tax lien + lis pendens within 90 days, for example) be useful to you?

Real skin in the game is how deeply the sponsor's livelihood depends on their reputation. 

This is an impressive journey — turning a property purchased for $150K into a $2M multi-unit with STRs and multiple kitchens is a textbook example of strategic value-add and smart financing.From a lender’s perspective, a few things stand out:1.

You’ve pretty much built a full ecosystem around real estate from the ground up.From investing across multiple asset classes to running high-volume GC operations and property maintenance, plus adding inspections and licensing on the agent side… that’s a rare combination.

That’s where I validate pricing.In some cases, the spread looks like 100%+ on paper, but I agree the real return depends on whether the market absorbs it.That’s also why I prefer working with multiple lots — even if only a portion of them sell at higher multiples, the overall portfolio still performs well.Curious — have you seen land deals where demand surprised you compared to initial expectations?

I have multiple other projects going on at the moment so to balance my capital I will be partnering with investorsSo, what do you have to offer an experienced investor that knows a city well?