Not every property deal fits traditional financing.I’ve worked with investors on some creative structures lately —From quick-turn fix & flips to long-term commercial holds, the key is flexibility and speed.Would love to hear how others here are funding their deals — and I’m happy to share what’s been working for my network too.Always open to real estate conversations — drop a comment if you’re open to chat.

I’ve been spending more time recently building out long-term relationships—with lenders, agents, and potential capital partners—as I work toward scaling my multifamily portfolio.One thing I’m really focused on is finding the right fit with partners, especially in a market where deals are tighter, timelines are longer, and execution actually matters.I’d love to hear from others here:🔹 How are you vetting potential partners in today’s market?

Is there a secret to finding properties that qualify under dscr as everything in my market is overly expensive 

There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but cost and management complexity are key factors.4.

They should use a grinding wheel/angle grinder and cut straight through the grout line just above your cut tiles that abut the tub, all the way through the cement/backer board.

That’s not something most new investors are ready for.The capital gap.No capital, no consistent lead flow.No consistent lead flow, no deals.The mismatch.Not every strategy fits every stage of your investing journey.Starting out, it’s critical to match your approach to your resources, both financial and emotional.I encouraged him to look into lower-risk, lower-capital strategies instead. 

For example, I’m working a seller-financing angle on a 2-family in Belmont right now, and it only makes sense because of the terms.Lastly — you don’t have to force a deal in MA if it just doesn’t make sense for your goals.

Awesome to see you diving into both STRs and multifamily rentals—great way to diversify your portfolio and learn the game from different angles early on.

I got someone who complained about an insect getting in the pool, despite the fact they never swam or sat outside their entire visit; they had messaged me after they left about it and I suspect they were angling to try to get some money out of me, and when I failed to give them any they left me a poor review with that complaint. 

Trusting some agent you don't know can put you in a mass failing asset that is a loser from every angle (ie un-rentable, underwater, sht community).