Could someone please explain why there's such a consistent pattern on the sale price? 

In the last few months I’ve noticed a pattern great deals are out there, but financing is the #1 reason investors are hitting pause.Some tell me: Rates killed their cash flow, Lenders asking for 25% down stopped them cold, Banks move too slow and they miss the deal I’m curious, what’s been the biggest roadblock keeping you from pulling the trigger on your next property?

Meanwhile, my carpenter can pick up stock laminate, already miter cut and install in 30 minutes.Pro-tip: we use relativley monochromatic patterns that don't try to hard to look like marble with a lot of "movement" - those are the patterns that look very fake.

Sporadic complaints with long silent gaps (especially no police reports) make that hard to prove.If the neighbors can’t show a pattern (logs, reports, multiple calls), their case is weak.A single arrest of a visitor is not an ongoing nuisance.3.

The plow company I use for these two properties is not the same one for the other properties and often when I receive the invoice I’m left thinking that many of the days I’m being billed for plowing there was no snow but given that 30 minutes can make a difference in weather patterns I have no way of knowing.

, but I’ve noticed a pattern—sometimes we pass on deals with incredible appreciation potential, tax benefits, or value-add upside simply because they don’t meet our $200/month cash flow threshold.Here’s the dilemma:✅ Cash flow pays the bills today—but often comes with higher-risk areas, more tenant turnover, and slower appreciation.💼 Equity growth/appreciation-focused deals may bleed cash early on but can 10x your net worth over time if managed well.My question to the community:How do YOU decide between short-term cash flow and long-term wealth plays?

This lack of responsibility and fairness raises serious doubts about the integrity of the program.Additionally, Kristin Witherspoon has also demonstrated a concerning pattern of wrongful terminations.

Because I’ve lived in Augusta my whole life, I know the neighborhoods and rental demand patterns (military, medical, and university tenants are a big driver here).If you’d like, I’d be glad to connect for coffee and share some insight into what’s working right now and what to watch out for.

Quote from @Jackie Carmichael: I’ve been watching a pattern repeat over and over in this market. 

I always recommend doing a deeper dive into all the reviews to see if there really are any negative patterns or if the majority of the reviews seem pretty vague.