Quote from @Gavin Ratermann: Hey guys, my partner and I are moving a construction business to Greenville, SC with an emphasis on spec home builds.

I currently own property and am actively looking for opportunities to expand into both short-term and long-term rentals, with an emphasis on properties that can cash flow today and appreciate over time.My strategy is centered on:Leveraging equity and creative financing to scale acquisitionsTargeting value-add and high-equity opportunities in growing Florida marketsBuilding relationships with local agents, wholesalers, contractors, and fellow investorsI’m here to learn from the community, share insights along the way, and hopefully connect with others doing similar deals.

This would lead to me ask questions around your operations - how is control of the funds handled, what recourse mechanisms were in place and did they or did they not work and why, etc.

Same goes for furnaces and water heaters—create a small common mechanical room for future code compliance.5.

Tenants today expect quick answers, and delays can easily cost you a week or more of rent.Also really agree with the emphasis on tenant retention.

Awesome to see your emphasis on community development within the real estate space. 

Notes are definitely a different lane than rentals or flips, but they can be powerful if you understand the mechanics. 

For investors newer to CRE or notes, I’d say the key is making sure you’ve got strong underwriting and legal guidance on collateral assignments, since the mechanics can get complex fast.

I can’t verify whether this claim is accurate, but it raised some concerns for me.Today, there was a strong emphasis on enrolling in a $40,000, one-year mentorship program.

It has two wells that provide water. septic is a holding tank regularly pumped  I am a mechanical contractor doing plumbing and hvac/r.