This is the bigger pockets podcast show 585 when you want to burr start with knowing what's going to

affect the value. The lender who's going to be doing the refinance is going to be the one who

understands how that works. So you want to talk to your representative, whether it's a direct lender

or it's a broker like us that finds you one, ask them, hey, which way should I go and then

develop your strategy based off of what they've said. If you don't like what they say, well,

then look for another loan officer, another lender, another whatever person that's going to finance

is and create a different strategy. What's going on everyone is David Green, your host of the

bigger pockets real estate podcast here with a seeing green episode on these episodes. We get questions

directly from our listener base you and we answer them for everybody to hear. So we have

several really cool questions that come up today. We talk about financing and what type of loan

would be appropriate for the right type of property. We talk about scaling. That's one of my favorite

questions that we get into today is how do I scale without burning out or without making mistakes

or without taking on too much risk or without leaving me on the bone. Can I be going faster and

I'm not going fast enough. We talk about if we should be raising money from people and what point

that actually becomes relevant. And then I threw in my two cents about the way that I raise money in

my philosophy behind the responsibility that we have and we're borrowing people's money that frankly

doesn't get spoken about enough. And then we talk a little bit about how real estate sometimes

when you're talking about it, it seems so simple and easy. Is there a should it be harder? Should we

be making it harder? Are we overthinking or are we under thinking? So we tackle a lot of the really

common questions that people ask many of them when people are getting started, but we also get into

some higher level stuff. Today's quick tip. We want to do more live shows. So I love being able to

answer video questions like this. The problem is sometimes I have to speculate as to what the

...