@Matt Seabrook Funny, I'm interested in E Com and dropshipping.

If you’re truly cash positive and locking in a solid area, that’s a green light in my book — especially if your plan is to hold mid-term and use bonus depreciation to juice year-one returns.4.

The key with being a professional flipper is not squeezing more juice out of any 1 deal.

They want to juice bookings?

It was industry competing for the same investor dollars on the same assets so you need leverage to juice returns.. we see it on BP all the time.. the Max leverage refi till you die get max doors investors..

If it would give you a small return as a duplex then it's maybe worth considering, but keep in mind all that required legwork (and the stress that comes along with it) might make the juice not worth the squeeze.

I have a few Airbnbs and know what we execute on to stand out but it just seems like there's WAY too much competition and the juice might not be worth the squeeze.We're trying to be within 10 minutes from the beach and downtown, which is putting us at a price point around $600K for a prospect property, but even with those numbers at 20% down w/ taxes/insurance, it doesn't seem worth it with the surrounding competition.

But competition that is doing well may get your own creative juices flowing.

I need to e-record or file a memorandum, but I can't seem to find out how this is actually done.

If spreads are narrow (<10–15%), the juice might not be worth the squeeze.Team matters – Find a local property manager early — they’ll give you honest rent comps and renovation cost insights far better than online research.It sounds like you’ve got a solid analytical base.