All Forum Posts by: Tyler Piciullo

@Tyler Piciullo If you can touch base with an investor that owns 400+ units I would 100% try to ADD VALUE to them. That's a big connection. His professional network is probably insane. Find something they need or want and double down on it. If an investment property is a book with 10 chapters selling property is the last chapter. Its the least of my concern because I'm a buy/hold investor. There's 9 other chapters you could "attack" and add value. 

 Tyler, it's hard to read that statement but the harsh reality is you NEW PEOPLE around you. Just based on your response it's probably time for some major sacrifices in your life. Only you know what that is. You can learn basic construction and rehab skills for free online. You can side hustle and earn more $$$. You can sell something and earn more $$$. You can meet experienced people and bigger conversations. That solves 75% of your road blocks and it takes 1-2 years. No 

How have you been a realtor this long and lost when it comes to you finding a deal. Time to get entrepreneurial, get creative and let it rub off on your clients. A lot of people who overpaid for their property a few years ago are selling subto with no money in their pocket. 

How have you been a realtor this long and lost when it comes to you finding a deal. Time to get entrepreneurial, get creative and let it rub off on your clients. A lot of people who overpaid for their property a few years ago are selling subto with no money in their pocket. 

Read books, listen to podcasts, and, most importantly, analyze real opportunities (you'll learn the market that way and establish your criteria).  You're an insider...buy undervalued properties and re-sell or rent them.

What are the best books or podcasts with real solid advice that’s applicable, not “idea advice”