Check out these gems:Or maybe this one:I'm a big advocate for landlords and flippers to learn the new construction game...1.

The margins can be bigger, but it’s a tight-knit market with heavy competition, strict assignment laws, and a lot of skeptical sellers.Finding motivated sellers in NYC is a numbers game, and many wholesalers shift to novations or double closings to get deals done legally.Texas and Florida?

And while feedback is important, it creates a visible imbalance where the vocal minority can easily overshadow the silent majority who are satisfied but not actively sharing their positive experiences.It’s like being a referee in a sports game—when you do your job perfectly, no one notices.

I wanted to ask — who's really playing games here?

You don't want to be so focused on getting into the game that you leverage the start of your entire life just to do it.

Hey congrats on getting into the game.

Cody, Lisa, and I got on the phone with him to walk through it all, and once he saw the math and the flow, he was back in the game.

I have been in NNN 21 years and never have seen a seller carry for 25% and then the lender providing the other 75% as first position with a loan.You would have no skin in the game. 

Me and my brother were talking and basically game planning when it comes to investing in rental properties.

Once you do that, you can try offering cash-for-keys to expediate their moveout, but be prepared for games and do NOT pay anything upfront!