Short-term capital can be a powerful tool when used correctly, but I’m curious about the learning curve.For investors who’ve used short-term or private funding, what’s one lesson you learned that changed how you approach future deals?

Aside from rehab overruns, what was the biggest non-construction lesson from your last flip?

One thing I noticed this year is how often deals get delayed not because of numbers, but because funding wasn’t aligned early.
For those actively investing, when do you typically start thinking about financing—before...

As portfolios grow, a lot of investors hit a point where what “worked fine” at 1–2 properties starts to feel very different at 5, 10, or 20+ doors.
For those currently using a property management company (or consider...

Interesting decision on the risks of failing to give a title insurer timely notice of a title claim.  Lender advanced funds on second-position mortgage – court slashes damages | Mortgage Professional

Hey BiggerPockets community,
 
I recently joined and I’m looking to start a thoughtful discussion around out-of-state property ownership and management.
 
I’m especially interested in hearing from investors who:
 

Ow...

Early on, I wasted hours underwriting units that looked perfect financially, only to later discover short-term rental restrictions at the building level.Now I reverse the process:1. Building rules first2. Landlord fle...

So many good lessons to be learned here. 

They have lessons to go through and weekly calls to join as well plus one on one with Brian. 

That first deal sounds painful, but you clearly took the right lessons from it.