Paying retail for finished lots kills profit before you even start.2) Standardize modelsWe don’t reinvent the wheel every build.

The investors who stay profitable are the ones who adapt their system instead of hoping prices come back down.Here’s how we protect our margins even when rehab costs keep rising:1.

HelloI am attempting to sell my investment town home, located in CA, it was previously my primary residence but is now rented out to a tenant who has resided there for four years. The tenant has expressed interest in ...

I have a question for wholesalers regarding profit splits.

But I also know I brought real value by sourcing the opportunity and doing the heavy lifting to get us to the finish line.We’re about to have the “profit split” conversation, and I want to make sure I’m being fair — both to him and to myself.

Really enjoyed reading this — super practical take on running a lean, profitable wholesaling business today.

I do think, though, that tiny homes in Portland may be more of a product market alignment issue than simply a concept failure. 

Its because the advertisements for these tend to attract beginners or those that simply dont know how tough this business is and the risk of inner city investing..

@Kay SamIf you are trying to hold onto your money from the flips without spending it, I think you have a couple options.Option 1 do another flip or two take that profit and buy a rental.  

Regarding revenue management, they shouldn't simply say "we use a dynamic repricer" and call it a day.