For me, the game-changer was tightening up my turnover automation.

For the average homeowner who seeks this due to a lack of funds it is likely a bad idea because they often make emotional purchases and attempt to sell, move on a whim without understanding that appreciation is usually a long game. 

I want to get skin in the game and have feelings of FOMO waiting, but at the same time it feels like I could be rushing into a headache all at once. 

As long as you're showing progress and adding some more skin in the game, most Sellers / Brokers will give you a short term extension as Commercial deals are trickier and take more time to close.Hope this helps! 

You get "General ideas" that may get you into trouble.I suggest you either work for one of the companies first, to see if you like the game or get personal "one on one" training.Is it profitable, yes - is it "Easy" not really, Does it work, Yes.

Hi Selam-You asked what are the stages of a real estate closing and where are the friction points and how to help make the process go smoothly.If you are new to the game, an investor friendly Realtor or experienced mentor should be able to make the closing process go smoothly.Step 1.

With your construction background and project management experience, you're already ahead of the game, that knowledge will save you thousands and help you spot value others might miss.

Congrats on getting into the game!!

Finding the right property that will get you to your REI goals is the name of the game. 

In SummaryKansas City stands out because it offers:-Steady population growth, fueling housing demand-Diverse economy with booming logistics, tech, healthcare, finance-Strong appreciation—6–8% annually, 5-year trajectory-Affordable rents that still rise reliably-Low risk environment and landlord-friendly regulations-Substantially lower real estate prices than coastal metros-Game-changing developments across entertainment, tech, and corporate investment