Video on Socials!

I’ve read around 20 books about real estate in the past few months, and I’ve watched many YouTube videos, podcasts, and other content to deepen my knowledge.

+1 for ACRE, free templates, free walk through videos.

Neutral palettes, durable finishes, and a few standout features (statement light, tiled niche, upgraded hardware) to photograph well.Pricing & launchPrice at or slightly below the comp trend to spark day-1 traffic.Professional photos + video + floor plan are non-negotiable.Go live Thursday morning; host strong opening weekend events.Targeted incentivesOffer closing cost credits or rate buydowns via preferred lenders rather than large list-price cuts.Pre-list inspection + repair report on the counter to build trust and reduce renegotiations.Fallback exitsPre-approve a wholetail path (light cleanup, then MLS as-is) if construction risk rises.Keep a BRRRR option: refinance to a DSCR rental if DOM stretches and cash flow pencils.Lease-option or corporate housing as temporary monetization if needed.

I’ve enjoyed his videos for a long time!

I also watch Zach and Rick's videos.

The (notorious) electrical utility now requires me to have a special license to dig trenches for underground conduit, it includes a behavioral test....so im nice to their workers. 2 months of portals, videos & testing + $500 annual fee.Im not a fan of ban culture, someone always goes around it somehow.

Video evidence can be deceiving.Pay the man the $200 and move on.  

It feels... icky to buy from a company using AI like that.It's best just to record YOURSELF in the video.

I’ve been watching videos and reading books but eager to get hands on experience now.