Meanwhile, bookings well into the busy season continue to be made.I have NO IDEA how to play this 'game'.

Love that you’ve set a clear 6-month goal - that kind of clarity puts you ahead of the game already.Since you mentioned you’re new to real estate and aiming for multifamily, I’d gently suggest considering single-family turnkey (SFT) rentals for your first deal - here’s why:Why SFT Might Be a Smarter First Step1.

(Their game plan.). 

Was he just playing mind games?

These types of unique attractions tend to hold up better even in a down economy with well-to-do travels coming from far away, even when local more budget conscious folks need to curb their spending.Short of that, like @Michael Baum mentioned, anything in a good market that can set you apart from the competition is always a plus (waterfront, beachfront, etc…) The competition can always keep pace with you by adding a game room, hot tub, etc… But they’re not making more waterfront.Good luck!

The platform must align with  investors' specific needs and preferences.Ultimately, the mission is to flip the script on prop tech and deliver a game-changing solution that tackles the pain points investors face head-on, empowering investors to reach their investment goals with confidence and ease.But here's the thing—we can't do it without investor participation.

Patience really is key in this game!

Just keep in mind, wholesaling is 100% a sales game.

That’s a solid concern, Jason.And yes, you’re right, chasing shared leads or trying to outspend Zillow isn't a game most agents can (or should) play.

That changes the game from a pure investment flip.Massive Savings: Seriously, no down payment, no PMI, and those long-term interest rates are going to be way lower than anything I or any other hard money lender could offer.