It does make sense in a strategic manner. 

I'd love to understand your goals better and strategize with you.Lets connect!

.📝 Funding Tools to Know:🏘️ EMD (Earnest Money Deposit): Be strategic — don’t overextend, but show you’re serious.📝 Gap Funding: Useful when you’re close but not quite there on closing day capital. ⚒️ Transactional Funding: Ideal for double closes — temporary funding with no credit pull.🔑 Short-Term Private Equity: For higher-cost flips or quick-turn projects, private equity can bridge the gap when traditional lending won’t.🤝 Double Close vs.

Sounds like you’re thinking strategically — having $50K saved and considering your location and work options first is a smart approach.Since you’re not super handy and want turnkey or built-to-rent properties, focusing on cash-flowing rentals that are managed by a professional team makes sense.

And most importantly, where property management isn’t about how fast we react, but how rarely we need to react.Because when processes are proactive, preventive, strategic, and logical, you don’t measure success by how quickly you put out fires—you measure it by how few fires ever start.That’s the difference between management that keeps you worried and management that lets you finally breathe.👉 Owners, what would peace of mind in property management look like for you?

Congrats on being debt-free and thinking strategically with the 1031.

I’m at the beginning of my journey as a real estate investor, driven by a strong desire to build long-term wealth and create opportunities through strategic investing.

I want to make sure I’m evaluating deals with a broader, more strategic lens. 

My role has involved making strategic purchasing decisions, negotiating supplier terms, and managing large capital investments in a competitive environment.As the Amazon landscape has shifted toward large players with exclusive manufacturer access, I’ve been planning a transition into real estate finance — particularly hard money lending, In my role, I’ve:Managed multi-million dollar purchasing decisions, sourcing high-demand products and optimizing inventory strategies.Analyzed large sets of data to forecast profitability, manage cash flow, and minimize risk.Built strong relationships with suppliers, financial institutions, and logistics partners to drive operational efficiency.I’m confident that my financial acumen, data-driven approach, and experience in capital management can translate seamlessly into roles in real estate finance.I’m eager to connect with professionals in the field, and I’m particularly interested in opportunities related to:Hard money lending and underwritingReal estate investment analysisPortfolio managementIf you have any advice, mentorship, or know of any opportunities in real estate finance, I’d love to connect.

Whether your strategy is buy-and-hold, BRRRR, or short-term rental, getting in early on a new build could position you ahead of the curve.Breaking free from analysis paralysis and investing in new construction could be the strategic edge your portfolio needs.