Hey everyone,I’ve been thinking a lot about how much our approach has to shift depending on what’s happening in the market.

Quote from @Michael Santeusanio: Speed can make or break a deal.For those who’ve used private or hard money — what’s the quickest turnaround you’ve experienced from application to funding?

Happy to share more about which approaches tend to get the quickest responses if you want.

With rates still fluctuating and traditional financing tightening up for some investors, I’ve noticed more people leaning on private money to keep deals moving.
I wanted to open up a conversation for those who’ve use...

What’s the quickest close you’ve ever pulled off, and what kind of financing made it possible?

It does matter in terms of real estate.It's unfortunately because those struggling financially will only struggle harder if they do nothing to change their situation.But those of us who adapt the quickest and prepare NOW and do not slow down will be just fine.

I am looking for advise on how to use the equity I have in my rental properties to grow my portfolio. I have two LTRs with conventional loans with $90k in equity each. I would like to use the money for a down payment ...

I used to think you needed to own physical properties to make steady returns. Then I learned about real estate notes — earning interest while helping investors and homeowners.
Curious if anyone here has experience bu...

If you are a beginner with limited capital in my opinion the quickest way to get started would be doing a live-in rehab.

I would see which one responds quickest to you.