Created a three page PDF, grabs the attention, colorful, some pictures, has quick info on rates.

I also recommend tracking every expense from the start—it makes tax time and future financing much easier.

🔍 Quick Underwriting Tips (Real Estate Edition)💡 Don’t rely on one comp — look for a pattern💡 ARV is earned, not assumed💡 Cosmetic rehab ≠ full rehab💡 Know your exit before you call it a deal💡 A cheap house doesn’t always mean a good deal💡 Numbers tell a story — read between the lines"In real estate, you don’t get what you hope for — you get what you underwrite for." 💯📩 If you’re working on deals or need another set of eyes, I’m always open to connect or collaborate.

Seems like with how popular and important these are they would have a dedicated tab on the opening page for this..

I'd recommend reaching out to any other agents in your market and checking for local podcast/ YouTube videos on your market.

I'm in the process of buying a long term hold rental and would love some tips or advice from those that have done student housing by the room. 

Ever wonder how they can produce a 60+ page report within an hour after leaving a property?

Here are a few cities that come to my mind where I've seen others by duplexes: Irving, Euless / Bedford / Hurst, Arlington, Carrollton, Denton, East Dallas & Oak Cliff (maybe a little far from Coppell)A few other quick tips: 1.

Underwriting seems to be a critical skill in terms of analysis of a potential deal and I want to learn/read the best tools to excel; especially if I'm looking to scale and partner with others that have capital to compliment the underwriting skills I'm looking to learn.Any books/podcasts/websites you'd recommend.

If there are any other strategies or people in departments that have tips for me I am open to learn them I have done extensive research before to get to this point.