Another strategy is to implement a detailed project timeline to ensure efficient use of labor, thereby minimizing delays and unexpected expenses.

Would love to hear how others are navigating delays and keeping projects profitable.

Quote from @Brandon Lee: I’m seeing a lot of investors talk about delays affecting their funding timelines and holding costs.How are you keeping projects on track?

Zero delay.6.

Now, we are notified that due to the shutdown payments will be delayed and some partial payments will be sent, but no one can say when or for what amount.

Our biggest delay in rental turnovers is actually due to owners!

Moving too fast can stretch an investor thin without realizing it.I’d add just a few questions every BRRRR investor should ask before repeating:— Do I have enough margin for delays, cost overruns, or slower lease-up?

Most mobile notaries have few assets and only a minimal bond.

Your two week delay costs you what in holding costs $500-11? 

I’ve seen everything from same-week closings to multi-week delays depending on lender type, documentation, and deal complexity.Curious — what’s the fastest (or slowest) funding experience you’ve had, and what made the process smooth or stressful?