You’ve already done a lot of the hard work by staying debt-free (outside your primary) and thinking strategically about both location and purpose.

I invest in the Midwest, and many investors I work with use HELOCs strategically for high-confidence deals while maintaining strong cashflow.

Network and strategize with other people in your market who are a few deals ahead of you.

Everyone's form of investing this last decade plus is strategically wrong for the upcoming years.

It’s a strategic step in wholesaling: maximize attendance, respect the seller, and create an environment where buyers feel confident, informed, and motivated to act.I’d love to hear from other wholesalers: how do you structure your inspection walkthroughs?

A few options you might consider:Hire your own cleaner – Pros: more control over quality, potentially lower long-term cost; Cons: overhead, scheduling, and liability.Keep the cleaning company – Pros: convenience, reliability; Cons: higher per-cleaning cost.Adjust your cleaning fee strategically – Some hosts absorb the difference to stay competitive with the market.

You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck.

That prime MINUS 0.5% is rare these days, and having no origination fee or minimum draw is gold for strategic BRRRRs.Sounds like you’re setting yourself up for long-term success.

This allows us to operate with strategic unity and group residents demographically, as well as where they are in their recovery journeys.  

It does make sense in a strategic manner.