More people, higher prices. 

Managing a specialist team seems far more feasible at least to start, though GC sounds like a dream!

There’s no one-size-fits-all mentorship, but here’s what I’d focus on:- Look for real operators with a track record through multiple cycles- Avoid anyone selling dreams with no downside discussion- Ask to talk to students—not just testimonials- Consider partnering before paying $10K+ for info you might find via deals and networkingAnd if you're hearing 20% down consistently—it’s because that's where the risk tolerances sit for good reason right now.

Heck, the dream company even says they’ll handle that part for you. 

Do my wife and I sell to cash in and buy our dream beach house somewhere. 

Quote from @Leslie O Reardon: Dream...some days! 

It has always been a dream of mine to be on the BP podcast.

Turning raw land and a mobile home into a quick profit with your own cash is a serious play – most people only dream of that kind of hustle.You're smart to want to keep the debt light and avoid typical fix-and-flip loans for these unique deals.

This is our dream to own a lake house but as prices are skyrocketing it seems hard to do.

Use this skill instead to help people get financing, that absolutely need it. 3.