So I’m an investment agent, and recently I’ve been going to auctions to prepare myself for getting into the fix-and-flip game.

If I had $10,000-$20,000 I would be in the game already on some capacity and would not give it to someone else.

It's best to start with long term rentals so you can get some skin in the game.

Soldiers with machine guns all over.

For many investors, the breakthrough comes from something simple: better underwriting, improved sourcing, stronger teams, or access to capital.What was your game changer when you started becoming consistent?

For staying organized across multiple properties, a solid PMS + clear SOPs has been a game changer for me.

Definitely focus on saving and hustling so you can get in the game as soon as possible. 

In my personal home I have to buy used machines because I have maybe 26" of depth to work with, and there are very few new machines that are suitable. 

You can still play the game, it just looks a little different.

Many first time homebuyers struggle to have any skin in the game in the first place.