Welcome I'm fairly new here as well however I have experience with assisting investors with funding projects nice to connect. 

Nothing helped me see how my actual property performance compared to my original projections.

You can even watch what properties eventually sell for and recheck your math.HINT: you should work "backwards" from the projected market rent to determine potential offer price.

Active across infill projects, remodels, and new construction throughout the Triangle and surrounding markets.Would be glad to connect and share insight on local trends, construction costs, land opportunities, and anything you need for a strong soft launch.

I found some PM contracts basically make it harder to leave than to stay, even when performance is bad.

Add 4% for long term appreciation which would be real challenging on a 1% monthly rent ratio property.   10% total return, not counting any tax benefits, therefore is a challenging goal that very few mls properties will be able to achieve.Who invests in residential RE for a projected 10%.  

But I also know the SEC can drag this lawsuit out forever until possibly ripple basically goes broke.

You’re in the right place to learn the basics.

I've project managed all my rehab properties into STRs & furnished. 

Quote from @Lacreasha Green: I’m preparing to move forward on my first fix-and-flip-to-rent (BRRRR-style) project in a secondary market and wanted to learn from those who’ve executed similar deals.For investors who started with smaller acquisition prices and heavier rehabs, what financing structures or lender types ended up working best on your early projects?