I LOVE Notion.

TIA My recommendation- Establish a Joint Venture that lays out each partner's contribution to the project. 

Build buyers first by calling active flippers and PMs to get their exact buy box; use free/low‑cost tools like Google Voice, Google Sheets or Notion for CRM, Zillow public records plus trial data tools for skip tracing, and DocuSign with an attorney‑reviewed assignment.

I run my own brokerage and work hands-on with buyers, sellers, and small investors, so I’m always up for a good conversation about deals, market trends, or creative ways to make a property work harder.Looking forward to networking with you all and contributing where I can!  

Looking forward to learning from everyone and contributing where I can 🙌— CatyHey @Caitlin Deaton you can connect with me since I am looking for some projects.

Many investors have given up on the notion of buying significantly below market value and concentrate on putting together a portfolio of income producing properties where the rent will increase over time, and with steady appreciation and amortization will accumulate wealth for “retirement”.

Personally I would not liquidate the stocks, just maybe only contribute a smaller amount to it on a monthly basis.As far as the car, I would pay it off from current income.

If you’re working in the Florida market — or have advice on scaling responsibly — I’d love to hear from you.Looking forward to connecting and contributing!

A good notion build out can help automate and its lower cost. 

Layer a shared folder or Trello/Notion board per property for docs, due dates, and turn scopes, and set three recurring touchpoints: delinquency check on the 6th, vacancy/marketing review weekly, and a monthly performance snapshot with photos and invoices.