Quote from @Maleigha Gambrill: Hi everyone,I’m a teen trying to get into wholesaling and I’ve been wondering how others handle phone numbers on the Do Not Call list.

Hi Everyone,
So, a partner and I have placed our second flip together on the market. I am really enjoying this side of the business. We are concentrating on building a team to get these flips done quickly but with q...

In the teens; otherwise, would just invest passively in the stock market instead.

Some teens get into wholesaling by finding leads for investors, though you'll need help from an adult to sign contracts.

The land is affordable, and we handle site prep, septic design, and driveway installation upfront — making these projects turnkey for those looking to house-hack, rent, or resell.Here’s why this works in our markets:Entry costs are lower than suburban infillTowns are receptive to ADUs and value-add developmentSIP construction speeds up timelines and saves on energyADUs create instant equity or cash flow without major zoning battlesOur primary buyer pool includes:First-time buyers looking to build equitySmall investors looking to generate cash flow without tenant-heavy headachesFamilies building generational homesteads with future rental upsideCurious if anyone else here is:Using SIP or Barndo-style builds with ADUs?

I bring a distinctive European modern style to my renovations, which is highly appreciated in the local market and adds a unique value to every project. 

I was going to say open is likely to be more of a trendy aesthetic but the truth is industrial loft style apartments have held.

.🏢 Example Deal (Multifamily 8–Unit):Purchase Price: $500KInvestor funds: $100K (20% down)You stabilize NOI and refinance at $650KNew DSCR loan gives you 75% LTV → $487KYou return investor’s $100K + returnYou keep the asset and long-term equitySame structure could apply to a 40–60 unit complex, where I raise $400K–$600K across multiple investors, using a syndication-style structure.🤔 My Questions for the Community:Do you see this equity + refinance strategy commonly used in small-to-mid size multifamily (8–30 units)?

I took the "rejected" lock set when I hand-delivered previously purchased new security/lever-style locks (upgrade from the previous locks) to the contractor. 

There are several strategies you could do (traditional and non-traditional) based on your current circumstances.You should take time to understand a few strategies, and see if any resonate with your personality/investment style.