Great opportunities for: ✔️ Note buyers✔️ Funds & developers✔️ Fix-and-hold investors✔️ Anyone looking for discounted assets with clear upside If you’re actively buying or open to reviewing current opportunities, shoot me a DM or drop a comment.

So I do believe if you NEED to sell, then lowing the price will eventually catch a Buyer. - If I understood the question correctly.

Applying that efficiency mindset to fix-and-flips, new builds, and subdivision development gives you a real edge on both cost control and scalability.Feel free to reach out should you need any help on your REI journey!

-Bruce LeeGive a weak pitch 10,000 times, and someone has got to say yes eventually. 

Its when you dig into confirmation that most deals will fall apart.You eventually just need to jump, ownership will give you a reality check whether its good or astronomical.

I’m here to learn from those ahead of me, ask thoughtful questions, and eventually give back to this incredible community as I grow.Looking forward to connecting with you all!

My boyfriend is currently in school working toward his general contractor license, and together we hope to eventually construct and renovate our own properties from the ground up. 

My eventual goal is to be back in Texas with the same company or a different one (they have an office where I currently live ) but for now they are making me move.

Should we develop both lots and sell one?

I’m at a crossroads and weighing three options: Sell the condo, use the equity to pay off our current home and credit cards, and start fresh.Switch to a long-term rental, manage it myself to increase cash flow, and eventually use the equity to purchase a second investment property.Keep it as a short-term rental, but pull out equity to pay off our current debts.