I’ve got around $180K in equity based on recent sales in the same development, and I’m now looking to put that to work and expand into more properties.I spent over a decade as an automotive technician before recently transitioning into the tech industry.

I am very familiar with the industry and have a 4 year degree in RE, so technically can go for my brokers license immediately.

This job has exploded my network which should translate well to the real estate industry.       

I’ve been looking to attend (and possibly speak at) more real estate and investor-focused conferences — especially those that cover midterm rentals, corporate housing, or property management trends.Networking and staying on top of industry shifts are a big part of how I grow and help others in this space, but I realized I might be missing out on some great upcoming events.So I figured I’d ask the community:- What real estate conferences, summits, or meetups are you planning to attend soon?

I look forward to joining the BP community and learning more about this industry. 

I myself did acquisitions and dispo in the wholesale industry for 3 years, but I'm now lending.

Keller Williams is the right fit if you want to learn the business, not just hang your license.KW has the best training and systems in the industry, period.

Like Nicholas said, wholesaling can be a tough industry, especially in today's market.

If you have a total of 10 subs (demo, electrician, plumber, carptenter, tile guys, flooring guy, roofer, landscaper, drywaller, painter, HVAC, mason, asphalt, concrete, tree guy,.. that's 15) and you pay every one 2k more than budget, that's 20k-30k and poof there goes your profit.

When people with zero experience get into the industry claiming greatness, ruin people's portfolios, and I have to clean up their mess.