Not the biggest, but things to look out for..1.

The biggest challenge is getting owners to understand this as few actually follow any industry data.One of the risks this will cause is lowering of screening thresholds to fill vacancies. 

Between rising costs, timelines, and funding delays, fix & flip projects can get tricky.What’s been your biggest challenge lately — finding deals, contractors, or capital?

The market’s shifting and funding terms have changed a lot.What’s been your biggest challenge recently—finding capital, closing timelines, or lender requirements?

I think the biggest challenge for me and my team at the moment is managing & maintaining growth.

I believe the second biggest challenge is turn times on repairs etc.

Firefly is at the center of that effort — one of the biggest IPOs for an Austin-area company in the past decade at $868M is growing into a new HQ and plans to increase its investment in the city.Story Highlights- Firefly Aerospace was approved for up to $1M in incentives in Cedar Park.- The rocket and lunar lander company plans to expand and occupy a new HQ.- Hundreds of additional jobs promised.

But to the original question in this post, having to come up with those funds often becomes the biggest challenge to deal flow.Just yesterday, I came across a property that I could have gotten for less than $200K, put another $200K into it, and easily would have made it worth over $600K...

But at the end of the day, the biggest alignment will come from having real money in the deal.I understand the point of an acquisition fee. 

As a realtor, I see buyers being much more sensitive to total cost, financing incentives, and maintenance predictability, which makes new construction much more attractive now than in the past.