The Best Exit Strategy Gives You More Than One Way Out
September 1, 2026
By Cynthia Trammell Most investors think about the exit strategy near the end. You buy the property, improve it, operate it for a few years,
By Cynthia Trammell Most investors think about the exit strategy near the end. You buy the property, improve it, operate it for a few years,
By Cynthia Trammell One of the fastest ways to make multifamily feel impossible is to try to solve the entire deal before you have even
By Cynthia Trammell There is a pressure that can sneak into your first multifamily deal before you ever make an offer. After all the learning,
There is something very satisfying about getting three bids and seeing one come in thousands of dollars lower than the others. For a moment, it
By Cynthia Trammell The email comes in. Offer accepted. For a few seconds, everything changes. The property you have been analyzing is no longer one
By Cynthia Trammell There is a strange kind of guilt that can show up when life is already pretty good. You have a job. A
By Cynthia Trammell Most people do not need more time. They need to be more honest about where their time is going. I hear some
Here’s the uncomfortable truth about webinars: most people leave with a notebook full of interesting information and no idea what to do with any of
By Cynthia Trammell When most investors think about vacancy, they picture an empty apartment. The resident has moved out. The keys are back. Maintenance is
By Cynthia Trammell Most people do not begin a real estate partnership by talking about what could go wrong. They talk about the property, the