I’ve noticed many newer investors struggle when it comes to matching the right loan type to the project.
Would anyone find it helpful if I shared a few examples of how experienced investors structure their fix & ...

Curious what funding setups other investors are using right now.Do you prefer private money, hard money, or partnerships for your fix & flip projects?

Currently a property manager and lots of renters would like to buy in the next few years. Saving money is hard, they’re looking to apply to grants that can help them with down payment assistance and a healthy path to ...

The market’s shifting and funding terms have changed a lot.What’s been your biggest challenge recently—finding capital, closing timelines, or lender requirements?

With interest rates and market shifts, are you changing how you fund your deals?

No.A wholesaler doesn't need a proof of funds letter.

Market’s moving fast, and I’ve been hearing mixed stories about timelines and approvals.Curious — what’s been your biggest challenge in getting deals funded?

For those who invest in fix & flips or rentals, what criteria do you use to decide whether a deal is worth pursuing?
ARV? Rehab cost? Holding time?
Would love to hear your thought process.

Your terms do.Focus on:• proof of funds• clear repair contingency• clean timeline• fast closingThese speak louder than a pre-written offer.2.

Hey BP community 👋I spent the last several years running acquisitions for a single family rental fund that purchased and owned 10,000+ homes across 20+ U.S. markets, representing more than 2 billion dollars in real estate.