I wasn’t sure what to expect going into this, but their team walked me through the entire process — from choosing the right market to connecting me with property management, lenders, and other key contacts.The deal they brought me from their network of properties was truly solid.

Have you found that this approach has brought more opportunities back around to you in the long run?

This was one of the very first houses I approached after BP Con 2018.

This was one of the very first houses I approached after BP Con 2018.

A few quick tips:Wholesaling first: Great for learning deal flow without risking too much.Keep the winners: Deep discount, high-cash-flow deals are perfect for building your own portfolio.Mentorship matters: Find someone actively doing deals, not just teaching courses.Watch pitfalls: Compliance, team management, and local market demand are key.If you execute well, this approach can set you up to scale smartly.

I’ve since brought in a new property management company to help stabilize things and move forward.

Robert has been removed from the project and Rod Khalif has been brought in as the "fixer."  

Hey BP community,I’ve been working on scaling a small real estate portfolio with a couple of partners. As we move from simple buy-and-holds into more BRRRR-type deals, taxes and structuring are starting to feel more c...

Investors, curious to hear: what’s the toughest budget overrun you’ve dealt with mid-project, and how did you handle it?
We had a client project where the GC submitted a change order for $18,000 tied to “unforeseen” ...

.: @Marcus Auerbach post about getting out of a city proper brought up another thought.