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“Looking for someone in Harris County who can do quick property walkthroughs (photos + short videos).

Since finalising the loan will take 30 days (and there are the holidays...) and we need to close the deal sooner, we are looking for a very quick lending option of 30K, which we will return in less than 60 days.Except for calling our friends and asking for favours, do you have another idea for lending such a sum in a few days (up to a week)? 

I talk to a mix of investors every day—some focused on rentals, others on quick flips.Curious what the community is leaning toward now and why.If you’re buying, what type of financing is helping you reach your goal?

If you self-manage, what’s the one part of the process that feels the most time-consuming or frustrating lately?
(For some it’s maintenance… for others it’s communication or staying on top of compliance.)
I’m asking...

Goal: rentals long term cash flowbuying under market home and applying forced appreciation Jacksonville FL marketI Have real estate license and a few properties already. Just stopped working though and considering the...

Being involved on both the transaction side and the management side has made one thing clear tenant quality matters more than almost anything else.
In markets like Greensboro/Winston, I’m seeing owners do fine even w...

I have been back and forth between targeting a 350k or lower single family home and house hacking it as the payment is extremely affordable for me even if I can not find great renters/roomates quickly.

Sharing a quick Indy 4-plex BRRRR example and a couple of guardrails I’m using when I look at deals here.Recent 4-plex structure (Indianapolis):Purchase: $190KRehab: ~$55K (mix of systems + interior turns, no heavy structural)All-in: ~$245KARV: appraised just over $310KRents: 4 x $1,050 = $4,200/moTaxes/insurance/PM/maintenance: coming in around $1,600–$1,700/mo all-inDSCR refi: 75% LTV, rate in the high-7s, DSCR ~1.30–1.35A few takeaways that might help other Indy/BRRRR folks:Buy box discipline matters more than the “deal story.”On paper there were “bigger upside” options, but they required $80K+ rehab and more vacancy risk.

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