Just trying to understand how you’d play it from this stage.Thanks for any insight.

I am trying to understand the market here.

Working with an investor-friendly brokerage can be a big advantage for a first-time flipper. but only if you understand what value they actually bring and what you’re giving up in return.Here’s how to think about it:✅ Pros of using an investor-friendly brokerage1.

I understand how to find cash buyers but how can I find investor friendly agents that are willing to find me properties and represent me.

It’s not finding deals.It’s not analyzing deals.It’s not even raising capital.It’s understanding your financing strategy.The investors I see scaling the fastest aren’t buying more properties — they’re using smarter leverage:• DSCR for rentals• Bridge loans for transitional deals• Refinance strategies to unlock trapped equity• New construction loans to build inventory when MLS is tightWhat’s one financing strategy that helped you grow faster — or one you wish you used sooner?

If your accountant endorsed an S-corp for a rental property, he needs to be replaced with someone who understand real estate, ASAP. 2.

Understanding local market dynamics can give you a competitive edge when identifying potential properties to flip.

BRRRing is getting more difficult as prices have risen.Too many investors are now chasing Class C & D property deals - without properly understanding the additional risks of these asset classes.So, be careful and understand Neighborhoods and where to invest.

That can be an incredible accelerator and ROI lever, and it would be unwise for investors to ignore access to 97.5% leverage when they understand how to use the leverage responsibly.I do believe LLCs provide protection, but perhaps in a different way than your earlier forum post suggested.

I recently began learning about real estate investing and plan to start with a small multifamily property, ideally a duplex or triplex, through an FHA or other low down payment program.I am currently reading some of Brandon Turner’s books to understand the fundamentals of house hacking, deal analysis, and property management.