I am NOT suggesting Open door or any other syndication is a scam.

I’m having difficulties with running the numbers and understanding if it’s worth house hacking currently.

Success today comes from precision, lean operations, and leveraging the right people and tools.By consolidating my team, leaning on AI and compliance-friendly texting, and building strong realtor partnerships, I’ve been able to consistently close deals while keeping my operation nimble.If you’re running your wholesaling business like it’s still 2019, it’s time to update your playbook.

You can ask your neighbours if they have proof from their door cameras.

I’ve attached photos of the frame and door.

I'm bouncing between spreadsheets, my bank account, and my own memory.For those of you with 5-15+ doors — how are you actually making portfolio-level decisions?

If that’s your thing, go for it.But sometimes it makes me think about how we define and showcase success in this industry.Social media tends to highlight certain signals: door counts, luxury photos, “made it” moments.

Being a full-time real estate professional, self-managing a dozen doors across two states, and trying to be a present husband and father has forced me to get serious about planning.I used to give friends and family a hard time for “living off a calendar.”Now I get it.When you intentionally schedule the things that matter, you actually create more space for everything else.

@Alex Rivera once you have about 10 doors, the simple spreadsheets start to breakdown a bit.

At 87 doors across 16 owners, you’re past “spreadsheet scale.”