The land deal is slow motion, maybe have something to report on that end in a few weeks.Hope everyone is having a great week!

You should also account for emergency repairs or slow rental months, especially during off-seasons or hurricane threats.Santa Rosa Beach and Rosemary Beach are beautiful but expensive markets.

Sorry for the slow response.

Totally depends on the property and some things vary by state as well.In addition to some of the things @Mackaylee Beach mentioned some policies add coverage for service lines, backup of sewer/drains, or separate policies for flooding.

A buyer or seller agent who’s too slow can lose out.

I liked the honesty, it was a reminder to slow down, explain more, and prioritize clarity.If you were the seller, would you have said it?

It definitely slows down the velocity of money and scaling but can still be a good strategy if cards are played well, and a longer time horizon is considered. 

I think you need to slow down and rethink the steps. 

Real Estate is a slow and steady race so don't expect to go full time in it unless you got into the business as a agent, lender, PM, etc. 

My understanding is that annual growth in Southern California has slowed to 3-4% at this point.