It seems that the guy I talked to was shot down by multiple agents from multiple brokerages. 

Way less stress.We took out multiple policies so we could stagger our risk.  

Hi Everyone, I have access to multiple streams of cash and looking to build my own rehab team in either Cleveland or Columbus Ohio.

You can then see which agents have the most closings in that category.Zillow / Redfin / Realtor.com – Search for new build sales in your area and check the listing agent for multiple recent sales.County/City Records – Many counties list recorded sales; you can track which agents are listed on new builds.Network & Builder Contacts – Local builders often know which agents consistently sell their new inventory.

Right now I’m growing my investment portfolio and preparing to launch service-based businesses (like cleaning and moving) as a stepping stone into real estate.My long-term vision is to scale into rental properties and eventually farmland, creating multiple streams of cashflow and a lasting legacy.

Quote from @Melissa Justice: @Vasudev Kirs,Bottom line:Use a HELOC for flexibility unless you want a lump sum for multiple deals (cash-out refi).Don’t sink too much cash into one property- leverage smartly.Consider SFRs in strong cash-flow markets first, then expand into multifamily later.Always happy to share more on what markets are working for other investors.

So, the comment “Talk to a lawyer,” multiple times resonates with me.

it works multiple ways; as a flip or a buy/hold or a combination of the two.

I also have two tickets available for $500 each, in case you've had multiple people reach out looking for them.

Spreading the risk out over multiple investments.