Focus on the foundation, not the shiny stuff.The biggest mistake new wholesalers make is spending too much on tech and too little on conversations.

There should tech growth with big companies investing3.

We have a cobbled together system that sure, it works, but when you cobble so much together next thing you need other systems just to help "tape" things together making the tech stack all the taller.

@Franklyn Benjamin Listen to @Russell Brazil... the transaction will be fully taxable under DC's "controlling interest" transfer law which can be found here:https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/42-11...Then consider the due on sale implications and this sounds like a giant loser.

It’s a local approach combining real tools, real broker support, and clear pricing to maximize what sellers walk away with.We’re rolling it out across Omaha, Lincoln, and the surrounding areas, and I’d love to connect with other investors, agents, or homeowners who see where the industry’s heading and want to be part of shaping it.Appreciate any feedback or thoughts from those who’ve tried similar hybrid models or built tech around selling efficiency.

Quote from @Jay Pragasam: we have too many newbie Lp investor also that think just because they are rich from tech they can blindly invest as LP somewhere without due Dilegence….

Tools like Doola or Otto AI make setup easy (2-3 day turnaround) since they handle the EIN, registered agent, and filings...so you can focus on property.After that, here’s what I’ve learned (some points made already in previous comments):Local banks: great relationships and flexibility, but slow tech and lots of manual steps.National banks: fast automation and solid integrations, but less personal support.The best move for most small landlords is to use a national bank for ops and keep a few local bank relationships for lending when you need it.

There should tech growth with big companies investing3.

Target roles that stack skills, contacts, and a steady paycheck: maintenance tech for a property manager, assistant project manager or junior estimator with a GC, acquisitions assistant for a small investor-friendly brokerage, or apprentice in a licensed trade like electrical/HVAC.

Old tech still works