Stay consistent, be real, and don’t give up when it gets slow.If you want help building a simple game plan, I can help you with that too.

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.

In reality, base hits win games.

I’ve been in this game since 2007, and I work with everyone from first-time investors to seasoned pros looking to scale smart.Cleveland is one of the best-kept secrets in real estate investing.

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!

Even if you didn't get yourself ready until you were 25, you are still way ahead of the game.

I had some ideas also which could be like a hot tub or sauna games (pool,video games, airhockey ETC).

Hey Syed,Welcome to the Detroit game!

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

Creative financing can be a game-changer, especially in your first few deals.