I just added a Multifamily Due Diligence Checklist to the classroom: 📍 Classroom → Free Resources → Multifamily Due Diligence Checklist Here’s why you should care (even if you’re still doing back-of-napkin math): A lot of older “hobby owners” keep records like it’s 1987… which means you won’t get clean financials, neat leases, or anything resembling a system. So I starred (★) the non-negotiables: the items you must collect/verify to avoid underwriting fantasy land. How to use it: - Start with the ★ items first (these are the deal gatekeepers) - If the seller can’t produce something, you use the checklist to force clarity: verify, estimate, or bake in risk - Treat it like a deal filter. If they can’t meet the basics, you either retrade or walk If you’re actively looking at a deal, pull it up and run your current opportunity through the ★ section today. It’ll save you from learning expensive lessons the traditional way (pain). ✅ Go grab it: Classroom → Free Resources → Multifamily Due Diligence Checklist

Checking in...who is working on a deal, made a connection, gotten funding? What are you working on this week to move forward? PS - In case you were keeping track don't think we hit our team goal of eating 16 lbs of food on Thanksgiving 😂