Build slowly and leverage local REI meetups and online communities to grow.

Maybe :-)People will be a skeptic of anything they see online.

You don’t need to be the most popular agent in town.You just need to be the one people find first.There’s a difference between being known and being found.Being known takes years.Being found takes strategy.And in real estate, that matters more than ever.- A strategic website- A Google Business profile that actually shows up- Messaging that’s clear, local and confident- A brand that looks like you know what you're doingBecause when someone’s ready to buy or sell,they don’t scroll for hours.They pick the first one who feels REAL!

If she left the utilities on and her possessions were still present inside, you'd have a hard time making the case to a judge that she absconded.One "short cut" you could try is reaching out to her and explaining your situation with her still in legal possession of the unit and not paying rent to ask her to send you a "return of possession" notice (search it up online) to stop the accruing charges to her. 

Would really love to discuss strategies, challenges etc - doesn't matter which state you self-manage from or invest in.

They are super helpful, provide so many forms online necessary for the start up.

Of course if those 10% include the politicians that won't matter LOL!

I would never form an entity with them when I can do it online with a firm that charges a fraction of what they charge).

This week, I am turning it over to William Owen. He discusses Tennessee’s scheduled four-year property reassessment and what it means for real estate investors.

In 2025, Hamilton County, TN, is undergoing its sched...

One is 100% online, you read the books, you do the work and take the test, on your schedule, totally self directed.2nd option is kind of hybrid $300-$400 probably online, but maybe with videos or animation that perhaps make it slightly more interesting.