Windows in random rooms were covered in condensation with no clear explanation. 

I was surprised they couldn't provide an explanation of why this fund would generate LTCG treatment despite asserting it would.

I'm looking forward to applying those skills to real estate development.My goals:Leave a lasting legacy for my family, have time and financial freedom (eventually), build generational wealth.  

Sitting down for a random coffee to field questions (without context or compensation) isn’t how most folks spend their time — especially when a lot of those same questions have already been answered here on BP, in books, or in local REIAs.If you really want one-on-one help, a better route is to:Join your local REIA (Augusta has one — networking there is gold).

Hi everyone,I’m building a simple AI tool designed specifically for real estate agents to save time writing listing descriptions, social media posts, and client follow-up messages.Here’s what it does so far:- Instantly creates engaging, professional listing descriptions (MLS style, luxury, or casual tone)- Generates Instagram/Facebook captions for listings- Writes follow-up texts or emails after showings/open houses- Makes printable flyers or email invites for open houses (coming soon)I’m looking to get honest feedback from agents: - Would you use a tool like this? 

But I am a random internet man, so hopefully you have a good grasp on your goals and can decide based on that and not random internet people.Good luck!

If you’re thinking generational or long-term wealth, hold.Risk tolerance: Some investors sleep better collecting smaller steady checks than chasing bigger but riskier returns.Discount vs. yield math: Sometimes it’s worth selling part of the note — you can even do a partial sale to pull some capital while still holding the tail end for cash flow.Personally, if it’s a clean, performing note with solid equity and no headaches, I’d hold it.

Quote from @Beth Johnson: We pass all loan servicing charges through to the borrower including set-up fee, monthly fees, and any servicing charges such as payoff demand generation, and loan close out fees. 

But neither one is easy or quick.There are just way too many people hoping to buy a 100k property (and spend all their cash on the down payment) and then hope to generate some cash flow. 

Looks very promising as a way to make an asset generate high cash flow.