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’ve seen opportunity here, but it also comes with challenges that don’t always show up in the numbers.

Hi @Druce AsahYour background in technical consulting and automation is fascinating—I am partnering with someone in a current flip that has a similar background in manufacturing.I'm also actively doing flips here in the DFW area, and your points about deal analysis really hit home.

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?

Some neighborhood have seen issues where STRs are concentrated and not well-managed, while others have a smoother coexistence when clear rules and active enforcement are in place.The challenge seems to be figuring out how to protect residential quality of life while also allowing responsible operators to continue hosting.

Hi @Noa Lukela, many of my clients (buy and hold) who are ready to buy additional rentals are seeing the same challenges you've alluded to. 

We don’t just process rent—we create connection.This month, that connection turned into something remarkable:We featured a long-time tenant in our first Tenant of the Month newsletter.She’s been resilient through serious health challenges—always communicative, always accountable.One of our owners, moved by her story, stepped in to cover her rent as a gift—on her birthday.This is the Ripple Effect of Kindness in action: strong tenant relationships create stable properties, happy neighbors, and owners proud of their investments.Building wealth isn’t only about numbers on a spreadsheet.

I'm just curious as I wont be managing the properties myself, how are they technically managed ? 

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