I would say I am stuck in the busy work and over-analyzation trap with the bandwidth to only take on so much in   a given niche that I should restrict my eyes and focus on finding and executing on those rather than scanning the entire market.

That gives you the most eyes on the ground and keeps your projects on track from start to finish.

Metro Flippers caught my eye on Facebook.

I just recently heard of a police officer who lost an eye during an eviction, seems like not the landlords fault right?

I'll keep an eye out for your guide.

So - As a PM I do free property analyses for people who are current owners or are people under contract or even just see one that catches their eye. 

No matter what, unless I had a credible and substantiated team already there on the ground, who I trusted with viable perspectives, I would have to lay eyes on the place. 

Good morning, everyone 👋I wanted to share a little bit about what we’ve been doing on the build-to-rent side lately and see who else here is heading down a similar path.About five years ago, I built my first two new construction single-family rentals, and it was a real eye-opener.

That gives you real eyes on the ground and helps you spot which neighborhoods make sense for multifamily BRRRRs versus simple buy-and-holds.

Their eyes glaze over when you just mention a Cap Rate.