you absolutely should be advertising in multiple places, just plug in whoever you pick to the system you want after the fact.  

Also, one thing I’ve seen firsthand is that good bookkeeping and clean documentation make all the difference once you start juggling multiple businesses and properties. 

You'll usually pay interest payments each month, though there are multiple variations on what that can look like.

Very simple.Of course, lender fees and third-party closing fees (title/insurance/appraisal) are not typically covered and are expected to be the borrower's skin in the game.

Multiple funds launched in quick succession.

They’re offering just a token increase to the deposit, and my realtor is encouraging me to give them more time since there weren’t multiple offers.My concerns:Contract has technically expired after extension.Deposit is small and currently stuck in escrow.Buyer hasn’t been transparent about their situation.I don’t want to lose more time off-market, but I also know the layout limits buyer pool.I could, in theory, always draft a retroactive extension if they really got their financing together later.Question for the community:If you were in my shoes, would you enforce the contract and re-list now, or grant one final, short extension but only with a substantial non-refundable deposit? 

My question is, when you make multiple offers and start low, are you making official offers and getting paperwork in or are you just having your agent reach out to the seller/seller's agent verbally to see if there's a chance it could get done.

Vet sponsors hard: track record across cycles, fee structure, downside scenarios, investor communications, skin in the game, and third-party references.Leveraging those gains into local rentals (especially mid-to-long-term) is a great next move and gives you more hands-on control.

Hi BiggerPockets community,Over the last few years, we’ve grown a soccer business that now trains hundreds of kids weekly through private sessions, leagues, after-school programs, and Nike Soccer Camps across multiple cities.But now it’s time for the next step.Our soccer families need a year-round home base.

With fix & flips, unless you have a financial partner (or family member, etc) you potentially could have no skin in the game besides sweat equity, but if you are working with any lenders and going at it alone, you will need something up front.