If needed, I could quickly give ownership of the trailers to the tenants and restructure the leases for lot rents only.

🔍 Quick Underwriting Tips (Real Estate Edition)💡 Don’t rely on one comp — look for a pattern💡 ARV is earned, not assumed💡 Cosmetic rehab ≠ full rehab💡 Know your exit before you call it a deal💡 A cheap house doesn’t always mean a good deal💡 Numbers tell a story — read between the lines"In real estate, you don’t get what you hope for — you get what you underwrite for." 💯📩 If you’re working on deals or need another set of eyes, I’m always open to connect or collaborate.

Quote from @Abiy Tedla: I love your swag advice...making a quick educated guess and sticking to the target profit is the key to success.  

Why do you want to scale quickly?

Can't do any of the things they promise in the pre approval. 

With strong resale potential and no repairs required, this property was a textbook quick flip.

I’ve been keeping an eye on local county auctions, and while the deals seem promising, I’m hesitant about making my first purchase in cash without ever walking the property.The upside of a larger payout is definitely appealing, and I’d love to build up capital quickly through a successful flip.

Commercial real estate deals move quickly, but that doesn’t mean you should rush through the fine print.

No experience but hoping to learn quickly.

Have not given it a try yet but conceptually it's very interesting.We focus on medium multifamily (5-30 units) so it allows you to upload P&L's / T12's / etc and it scans them automatically and exports full reports.I might consider something like this in the future for "first pass" top funnel underwriting, then dive in deeper on the most promising deals.