Im a new investor and recently started signing up for local meetups, summits and being more active on the BiggerPockets forum.One question I've been hearing a lot is "What value do you bring to the table?"

Ever had to pass on a deal or scale it down because the financing didn’t line up? Curious how often capital, not opportunity, limits growth.

Classic house hack to portfolio approach.What is your sense of rent comps in the Exeter area?

But like many emerging investors, you're hitting that classic catch-22 between finding a deal and locking in a GC.Here’s what works in your situation: start building relationships with contractors now, even before you have a deal.

Nothing kept tax optimization front and center.As a software developer, I made the classic mistake: "I'll just build my own."

We have 80-100 golf courses in the region, are now hosting the Myrtle Beach Classic PGA Tour event, and have long hosted the World Amateur Championship - a massive event with a field of over 3,000 golfers from around the world. 

Solid plan... the issue I face with your first point is time wasted = money left on the table... instead of waiting for a correction, I feel that building from the ground up is the move, this way you're creating your own opportunity rather than waiting for a unicorn project.

(In case you're too young to catch this, I was referencing a classic song by Paul Simon)The starting point is who this bookkeeping will be for: yourself to monitor your business?

Do you feel like you’ve left money on the table by not going for higher unlevered CoC return?

Let's talk about your table.