What is everyone else doing for Project Management?

Quote from @Pierre Guirguis: Portfolio execution can absolutely work here, but it’s very detail-dependent, especially when it’s stepping in midstream on a construction deal.A few things would matter right away:• current as-is and projected stabilized value• remaining construction scope and budget• in-place debt and timeline pressure• whether this needs to close as a true portfolio hold or a bridge-to-permSanity check all you want!!

The goal is simple: turn overlooked or underperforming properties into income-producing assets using practical, creative strategies.I’m actively building toward purchasing my first property in Q3 or Q4 of 2026 and am currently on track to become a licensed Virginia real estate agent.If you’re an investor, agent, or homeowner interested in connecting, collaborating, or partnering, my DMs are open.

And having a nice six-figure war chest means you can move fast, take on projects that need work, and not overextend yourself.If you’re going full-time, starting with one or two hands-on deals, setting up a small team, and scaling smart usually beats trying to do too much at once.

A lot of flippers say that the biggest challenge is balancing timing and costs in a flip project.

Would you double your deal flow, enter new markets, or move into larger projects if financing wasn’t the bottleneck?

I have a property I’m planning to close on in the next few days, and longer term I want to build a reliable team for future projects as well.I’m specifically trying to work with contractors who are used to investor projects, not high-end homeowner remodels.

Bonus: After the project is done use the rewards points for a vacationThis is based off of my personal experience do your research to make sure this strategy works well for you.

And if your project is a rental that you intend to hold onto, I need to see you have experience as a landlord.

I have a checklist of items to confirm that come up the most especially for development, but other than that I just research each project and see if anything comes up.