Job-site accidents slow projects and hurt reputations. Investing in safety gear, training, and protocols protects workers and improves efficiency. How often do you train your crew on safety procedures?

Many contractors struggle not because of lack of work but because of poor cash flow—getting paid late, buying materials upfront, or not setting milestone payments. Smart invoicing and clear payment terms keep businesses stable. Do you use milestone-based payments or upfront deposits for projects?

House hacking is when you buy a multi-unit property, live in one unit, and rent out the others. Rent from tenants offsets or even covers your mortgage. Pros: Lower living costs, great beginner strategy, builds equity while reducing expenses. Cons: Requires managing tenants and living near them, limited by local housing stock. Would you be comfortable living next door to your tenants?

Buy-and-hold investing means purchasing a property to rent out long term. The big advantage is steady cash flow and appreciation over time. It’s lower risk than flipping, but you need to manage tenants and maintenance. Pros: Predictable income, tax benefits, long-term equity. Cons: Slower returns, property management headaches, market fluctuations. Would you prefer steady income from rentals or faster gains from flips?

Governments at local and federal levels are exploring zoning reforms, tax credits, and financing incentives to increase affordability. Investors who stay informed about policy shifts—like accessory dwelling unit (ADU) regulations—can spot early opportunities. Do you think government policies will really fix affordability challenges?