NFT?

Full of hype and questionable get rich schemes.

people respond like always feeding into the hype and not paying attention to what is really going on here. after a few more of these questions she starts talking about an upcoming event regarding tax planning and strategies HMMMM... perfect timing to hook people in since it's tax season. very good and smart salesman.They bring up cash flow which is a great game to understand investing and that they will be meeting up to play it. after sometime on that the next event is the big one the CONVENTION with the ceo being there and blah blah blah. 

Wall street bros will buy the hype that Chesky can put out. 

Thousands of investor here on BP have learned the hard way that their paper numbers had major mistakes in them, resulting in them losing a lot of money.You've also been suckered into the hype that Section 8 (S8) rentals "cure" ALL your landlord problems.

They shouldn't use SubTo, likely not at all.Only fools believe the hype from the guru on youtube.

JIm slightly disagree on FLA only goes up.. some of the biggest crashs in RE history have happened in FLA especially SWFLA  like values currently are dropping like crazy based on the over hyping of the area.The data is right there.

You can find agency debt in the 6's but if cap rates are lower - its going to be challenging and you will have to bank on income increases with declining costs - some nnn deals of course could work but residential will be challenging to make work. there are deals but they are harder to find which was what real estate is typically like when the govt is not printing trillions and having assets appreciate 20% and too much money in the economy (remember when people were buying land in a metaverse of NFT's....)

There is no way to prevent an IRS audit from happening, despite the hyped-up claims of some tax firms.

Greenville has evolved from a hidden gem to a full-fledged hotspot for investors — and it’s not just hype.