Michael Vandi
@MichaelVandiRS
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Founder of @Flipside_RS Fast & flexible funding for real estate investors đď¸ Helping you scale smarter đ
Joined October 2025
Most flippers lose money before they ever swing a hammer on the loan. Hereâs how to read hard money math before it wrecks your margin. You borrow $250,000 at 12% interest, 2 points, 6-month term. Thatâs: $5,000 in origination fees (2 points) $15,000 in interest (12%
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Things that didnât exist 27 years ago: Zillow Redfin Airbnb Online listings Drone home tours 3D walkthroughs AI-generated floor plans âZestimateâ anxiety Realtors with ring lights Virtual staging TikTok realtors âPassive incomeâ gurus Agents with podcasts Crypto home sales
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This is alarming. The U.S. national debt just hit $38 trillion an all-time high. It was $36 trillion at the start of the year. Thatâs $2 trillion added in 10 months. For perspective: ⢠$2T = the entire GDP of Italy. ⢠Interest payments alone are now the 3rd largest line item
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This is insane. Over 70% of global wealth is now tied up in property and real estate. For reference, before the 2008 crash, that number was just 62%. If property values start cooling while interest rates stay high, weâre looking at a global liquidity squeeze unlike anything
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Things that didnât exist 10 years ago: ChatGPT TikTok Stable Diffusion NFTs AirPods Crypto millionaires Crypto broke millionaires AI girlfriends Tesla stock splits YouTubers with Lambos Prompt engineers âRemote workâ LLMs Sora videos AI Drake songs
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This chart should terrify policymakers. For the first time ever, home listings exceed buyers by over 500,000. Is this the moment the housing bubble quietly bursts?
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Most âdelaysâ arenât lender problems theyâre your file problems. Stop blaming underwriting for what sloppy submissions caused. Here are 5 things that instantly kill momentum (and how to fix them):
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The scary part isnât that listings are rising. Itâs that qualified buyers arenât. Rates are stuck above 7%. Wages havenât caught up. And most buyers who locked 3% mortgages in 2020â21 simply arenât moving. That means the only sellers right now are people who have to sell job
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This chart should terrify policymakers. For the first time ever, home listings exceed buyers by over 500,000. Is this the moment the housing bubble quietly bursts?
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Every missing document adds 1â2 days. Five missing items = two weeks lost. Fast closers arenât lucky. Theyâre organized. Submit clean, complete, and signed and youâll fund faster than 90% of investors out there.
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5. No entity docs or mismatched ownership. If your LLC isnât registered or doesnât match title, the deal pauses instantly. Get your EIN, operating agreement, and articles ready before submission.
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4. Unverified rehab budget. Handwritten numbers and âballparkâ estimates kill files. Every budget needs: - Itemized line items - Contractor signature - Contact info - Timeline If itâs not signed and scoped, itâs not real.
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3. Outdated insurance quote. Old binder = inaccurate payment = wrong DSCR math. Underwriters will suspend your file until itâs updated. Always pull a current quote tied to the exact property address and loan terms.
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2. Missing rent roll or lease. You canât calculate DSCR without proof of income. If rent docs arenât attached, your loan is going nowhere. Use one clean spreadsheet with address, tenant name, lease start/end, rent amount, and deposits.
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1. Unsigned 1003 = incomplete app. No signature means no verification. Lenders canât even start the file legally. Sign it, date it, and make sure it matches your entity or youâll lose two days before underwriting even starts.
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Most âdelaysâ arenât lender problems theyâre your file problems. Stop blaming underwriting for what sloppy submissions caused. Here are 5 things that instantly kill momentum (and how to fix them):
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Fast funding isnât magic. Itâs preparation, clean files, and zero ego. If you can get a lender every doc they need upfront 7 days isnât fast. Itâs normal.
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