When told of the acceptance, Lo Ball immediately withdrew the offer, explaining that anyone who accepted an offer that low had to be hiding something very negative!

The objective of all investors should still be to operate their business in a manner that prevents GL claims from arising and at minimum to avoid operations that would be deemed an exclusion. 

I can explain if you need it. 

A properly installed radon mitigation system with post‑test results under typical safety thresholds doesn’t devalue a property; if anything, it reduces a future buyer’s objection by turning a health risk into a solved, documented feature.

The objective here is to own and preserve a unique and historic property with provenance dating to before the American Revolution that is also able to pay for itself.

Were there any investor objections or questions that caught you off guard?

Don’t jump from shiny object to shiny object.

@Puja Devi it all depends on your personal objectives.

Real estate is full of shiny objects, and focus is what really helps you gain traction.Some directions you could explore include:Lending or raising capital to fund projects (the financing side)Finding deals through wholesaling, which I have experience inBuying and flipping propertiesBuying and holding for long-term cash flowYou’ll also want to decide on the asset class that fits your goals, whether that’s single-family homes, land, or commercial properties, etc.

My main objectives are: - A cash flow statement that shows cash flow across all properties so I can see portfolio performance and download to excel to run further KPIs (e.g.