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Lisa Peck Is it too late to expand?
9 February 2026 | 44 replies
My belief is if you do this, mls purchases with high LTV market financing will reflect negative cash flow.  
Bradley Bladon Lima One Capital reviews updated
17 February 2026 | 19 replies
If you've got a slamming deal and solid track record (f. ex my guys that did a bunch of Fannie loans for deals first), take it to Lima One to be rewarded with optimal terms and conditions that reflect the safety of the great deal you have and your track record of success. 
Doug Smith Private Lenders and "Alligator Arms"
11 February 2026 | 16 replies
I do everything I can to set expectations properly, but when that happens, it still reflects on me — and it stings.The daisy-chaining is the bigger issue.
Tom Brooks Have come across Justin Wilmot Lead Partner University - can't find any reviews...
15 February 2026 | 30 replies
Perhaps it's worth reflecting on the real value of your contributions here. 
Kyle Trotman Small Multifamily Deal Analysis
17 February 2026 | 11 replies
I have taken some time to read through it and reflect on how your experience can be used for my underwriting.  
Eric Janes Mackay, Idaho is an Untapped Outdoor Paradise with Huge Development Potential
2 February 2026 | 5 replies
The best returns historically have come from places that didn’t chase mass tourism but instead grew deliberately with eco lodging, seasonal cabins, guide based recreation, and second home buyers who want privacy and access over nightlife.For certain investors and operators, especially those comfortable working with rural communities rather than against them, Mackay looks less like a dead end and more like a place where the fundamentals are intact and the price still reflects yesterday’s assumptions.That is exactly the window I am interested in
Alexander Szikla CRE Markets Close 2025 on a High Note
4 February 2026 | 0 replies
Investors are taking longer to commit—fundraising now averages 25 months to close versus 15 months in 2020–2021—but they're leaning into higher-risk, tech-heavy plays that reflect a changing market landscape.Looking ahead, Starwood's $10 billion Distressed Opportunity Fund XIII is the largest vehicle currently in market, with Blue Owl and Strategic Value Partners each targeting $6.5 billion.The Bottom LineThe CRE market is entering 2026 with momentum it hasn't had in years.
Sarah Wang ADU or not? in Torrance, SoCal
9 March 2026 | 18 replies
This reflects the financing challenges and reduced purchaser pool.Good luck
Akshay Monga H1B Couple Exploring Real Estate Investing: Seeking Strategy Advice and Networking
11 February 2026 | 8 replies
Personal Reflection:• We’re excited to start this journey but realize we have a lot to learn.
Sonja Revells Which type of insurance?
3 February 2026 | 3 replies
Shop around, consider Citizens if private options are too expensive, and look at bundling with your auto or other properties for discounts.4) Since you mentioned you recently renovated, make sure your coverage reflects the improved value of the property.