Does anyone have thoughts on tankless electric vs. traditional electric water heaters in the 3 to 5 gallon range. 

Sharing a recent scenario that I think other investors might find useful — especially anyone who’s self-employed or juggling multiple income streams.A homeowner needed to pull cash from their primary residence to renovate their second home, but traditional full-documentation guidelines were pushing the DTI too high to qualify.

On the other hand, if successful, the benefits could be significant: more granular ownership, efficient distribution of income, and reduced administrative overhead compared to traditional fractional ownership models.For tokenized real estate, this is particularly relevant.

Traditional financing is just too slow for most flips right now.Private lenders who maintain conservative underwriting are still funding strong deals without much slowdown.

Traditional financing keeps money stuck in the deal.There are times when traditional financing is better as the rates are much more appealing.

The main upside is getting control of a property with little upfront cash or traditional financing.

Sometimes you can negotiate terms that mimic a traditional mortgage but close much faster.

Traditional lenders are tightening up, and a lot of flippers are having to pivot fast to keep deals moving.Curious — how are you funding your flips right now?

Neither the Kenosha nor the Racine Landlord Associations are that progressive yet; they still tend to serve traditional investing. 

~ What is available outside of traditional banks?