We complete 4 to 7 renovations each month, and we have a dedicated team member who goes on-site every other day and takes a progress video for our clients.

What I’m interested in is alignment around:a very tight buy box,conservative underwriting,and accountability over time, not deal blasts.If you’re open to it, I’d enjoy a conversation just to understand how you evaluate duplexes and small multis, what makes something a “hell yes” for you, and where sourcing consistently breaks down. 

So far, they have delivered on everything they have promised - it's still early, but I like their operation.Taylor is correct that they key is to evaluate whether their opportunities are a good fit for you and your investing goals. 

Homes are closing at roughly 92% of list price on average, and buyers generally have more time to evaluate options and greater leverage during negotiations.

That experience allows us to move quickly, structure realistic deals, and reduce execution risk — which is often the biggest challenge for newcomers to the US market.Happy to connect and share insight on how we evaluate opportunities in the Research Triangle and where residential investment intersects with light development.

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Any insight, tips, or even mistakes to avoid would mean a lot.Thanks for reading, I’m excited to start learning and making progress in real estate. 

My quesion how to use 1% rent to price rule question 2025 built home vs 1980 built home.For example 1980 home i buy it for 200k producing 2000 per month satisfying 1% rent to price rule todayBut tomorrow in future i may get HVAC issue may cost 10k, roof issue may cost 10k,  may need new floors may cost 10k, may need new plumbing from polybutelene to flex pvc may cost 10k. may need electric upgrade may need 10k painting may need 10k so all these numbers put we from 1% rule to say 0.3% rule soon.How you evaluate deals for older homes.More older home you put hight than 1% rule like 2% rule.But in market like Atlanta i see homes of 1980s selling around 0.5% rule currently in decent areas like if 200k purchase price getting like 1000 monthly rentPlease advise

Used when we want to evaluate between investments to decide which one is more profitable.Equation: DCF = (CF1 / (1+i)^1) + (CF2 / (1+i)^2) + … + (CFx / (1+i)^x)3.

Congratulations again and hope to continue to see you in the forums to hear about your progress!!