I’ve found that connecting with local investors really helps cut through the noise and get a feel for which neighborhoods are actually worth the rehab effort.

You've basically cut your housing cost in half, plus get some tax deductions and have an asset that will grow in value over the long run.Of course, you need to factor in potential vacancy, repairs, etc into that cashflow calculation.

They do my lawn in 15 minutes, cut, edge and blow and it costs me $25.

Enrique, this is an excellent breakdown — vacancy is easily overlooked as a cost, but it’s huge when it happens.A couple thoughts from my experience:Marketing + automation: Using professional photography, 3D tours, and multi-platform posting really does cut days on market.

Any insights on how to make that “final cut” in choosing towns would be a huge help.Thanks in advance!

They have a coaching program where they teach you how to wholesale step-by-step and will even help you close deals (for a cut of the profit of course).

For your next vacancy, don't cut corners.

The right legal structures can protect your personal assets, minimize exposure, and give you an edge in legal disputes.

We saw the same thing happen last year right before the FED cut in September.

I THINK California is the only one that will chase you down for their cut of your eventual sale.