What box do we fit in?

Quote from @Evan Alexakos: I've spent the last few years doing light research on househacking, on flipping properties, and BRRRR, but I've never mustered the courage to enter the market.

I also spent a fair amount of time playing sports when I was younger, as well as have had private coaching related to sports training and fitness, so I understand good vs bad coaching.The various RE coaching programs I saw from the oustide-in (via my clients who were in them) were gurus and sharks with questionable experience/expertise who were charging more than $1k/month to basically answer questions via a phone call or offer a monthly/biweekly "mastermind".

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Both figures remain near the 6.5 months that the Texas A&M Real Estate Center considers a balanced market.Homes spent slightly longer on the market, with Austin averaging 73 days (up 6 days year over year) and the metro averaging 76 days (up 5 days).

STRs aren’t actually illegal in NYC—they’re just boxed in by regulation.

For me, the takeaway is simple: I recently looked at a duplex in East Dallas that checked a lot of the boxes.

That's fine, but it's difficult for the agent to manage because they're paying for the call center to service and their time really needs to be spent on new client acquisition in order to hit their minimums/goals.Gotta keep those shareholders happy!

The structure of today's shipped-in-a-box furniture relies on it being tightly assembled to maintain its structural integrity.https://www.amazon.com/s?

PO BOX then give cleaner a key and pay them extra to pick up the supplies when they go to clean.