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Alex Holmstrom Invest Independently or With Friends?
8 February 2026 | 2 replies
In our Co Investing Club, we invest together and collectively vet each deal, which could give you a transparent look at how group decision making, structure, and communication should function.
James Jones How We Use QuickBooks and Buildium Together Without Losing Our Sanity
8 February 2026 | 1 reply
We don’t auto-sync everything blindly.Auto-syncing without structure creates duplicate entries and misclassified transactions.
Melinda Eilts How do you handle funding for time-sensitive deals?
30 January 2026 | 3 replies
Some deals move fast and don’t allow long approval timelines.How do you structure funding when speed is critical?
Ron S. Is it normal to have to hand-hold an architect on design?
1 February 2026 | 12 replies
I had a structural engineer in school who had a saying, "if you can't build it, don't design it". 
Mark Soreco Multifamily 1031 exchange into new market
30 January 2026 | 10 replies
$2,800–3,200/mo is very achievable, but I’d actually view that as a conservative target in some Midwest secondary markets if the deal is structured well.For example, I recently worked on a West Michigan duplex that closed around $585k, renting at $2,300 per unit (~$4,600/mo gross).
Aaron Abeyta Guidance – evaluating a commercial property + restaurant deal (seller carry)
3 February 2026 | 10 replies
The revised structure is meaningfully safer than where you started.
Tracy Thielman Biggest Challenges Investors Face in Ground-Up Projects?
5 February 2026 | 3 replies
For investors doing new construction, what part of the process has been the most challenging — permitting, draw schedules, timelines, or financing structure?
Giuseppe Davies StovexGlobal — Why This Platform Raises Red Flags for Real Estate Investors
6 February 2026 | 0 replies
Zero Verifiable Regulation = Zero Structural ProtectionReal estate investors rely on legal frameworks—titles, escrow, insurance.StovexGlobal provides no equivalent foundation.There is no confirmed regulator, no licensing number, no supervisory authority anywhere publicly available.In real estate terms, this is like wiring your down payment to a seller whose identity you cannot confirm.2.
Judson Hill Advice on financing or HELOC for long term rental w/ no debt
7 February 2026 | 7 replies
A conventional loan will structure the loan off of your debt to income (DTI) ratios and middle mortgage credit score.
Drago Stanimirovic How Often Do Good Deals Die Because Financing Takes Too Long?
28 January 2026 | 11 replies
More often than people think, and in my experience it’s usually not “financing speed” in isolation, it’s financing readiness.Most deals that die from timing issues fail because one of these wasn’t locked in before the offer went hard:Borrower docs not clean or consistentEntity structure changing mid-dealAppraisal expectations not aligned with the lender’s methodologyExit strategy not clearly underwritten (refi vs sale vs hold)When we’re moving fast, the capital stack is already decided before the contract is signed.