We have monthly budget update meetings and every quarter we review where we anticipated vs. where we are at.

With materials and labor costs still fluctuating, I’ve seen some flippers shifting to smaller projects or leveraging short-term financing to manage multiple deals.
Curious — how are you keeping your margins healthy w...

That game ends one way: fines and Saturdays spent calling plumbers who don’t answer.Here’s how I run it now.30 min unit check (quarterly): Do NOT wait for tenants to report problems. 

From my side working with investors, I’m definitely seeing more activity, but also more collaboration people combining capital and experience to move faster on deals.How about you all  are you finding it easier to get your projects funded this quarter?

Quote from @Sylvia Castellanos: A year ago I bought two quarter acre vacant lots in Villa Ridge located within a few feet of each other around the intersection of Lavonna Drive and Lynn Drive with the intention of reselling them.

Fast closings aren’t just about having cash; they’re about having a lender or funding partner who understands investor timelines.Some of my best-prepared clients now keep their paperwork updated quarterly — entity docs, income statements, rent rolls — so when the right property pops up, they’re days ahead of the competition.What are your best practices for staying “funding-ready” between deals?

Or get a years service for them to come out each quarter and as needed.

Another Quarter another punt on Buffalo Rails project.

Ideally, you have it as an STR for longer than one or two quarters if you're going to do this.

So each month there’s the net payouts and bookkeeping each quarter their sales and occupancy taxes due and then each year taxes and 1099s.