I have read so much and watched a ton of videos on virtual wholesaling and bird dogging.

I know wholesaling is an option, but I want to see what other opportunities are out there.

You can start learning deal analysis, building a network of contractors and property managers, and even explore partnerships, wholesaling, or BRRRR strategies to grow your capital.

Real estate is full of shiny objects, and focus is what really helps you gain traction.Some directions you could explore include:Lending or raising capital to fund projects (the financing side)Finding deals through wholesaling, which I have experience inBuying and flipping propertiesBuying and holding for long-term cash flowYou’ll also want to decide on the asset class that fits your goals, whether that’s single-family homes, land, or commercial properties, etc.

Consider Entity Setup — But Choose WiselyIf you’re actively operating your Airbnb business, you may want to form an LLC for liability protection — but be careful with tax elections.Don’t use an S-Corp for your short-term rental property.S-Corps work great for flipping or wholesaling (active earned income), but they complicate depreciation, distributions, and 1031 exchanges on properties.

My name is Yahya and I'm new to wholesaling, I got some VAs do cold calling for me and get me leads but I can't get leads to be at 70% of ARVAny advices?

So, you basically have two options:1) Find a local wholesaler that is killing it and get on their team (either for free in exchange for education or try to get hired if possible). 2) Get yourself a mentor who's actively doing wholesaling.

Quote from @Kevin Santana: I’m looking to connect with real estate wholesalers or find a mentor who can guide me as I start my journey in real estate wholesaling.

I'm based in Miami-Dade, and I’ve been diving deep into the wholesaling side of real estate.

Self-employment taxes do not apply to rental properties, and OP said that they are buying a multi-family property.Your accountant likely set-up an S-corp for a different type of business, maybe wholesaling or flipping.Context matters.