everything as its pros & cons. some taxpayers, beside having FT job, side income through 1099, still claim STR.

I am wondering if anyone else is having the same issue as me, or if I am doing something incorrectly.

As the CEO of BiggerPockets, it’s my job to help make it easier for you to invest smarter, by removing friction, creating better tools, and finding ways for you to connect with like-minded investors.

Most new flippers are blissfully ignorant as to what certain jobs should cost2. acquiring property at the lowest price possible.

Your first job is to know your local market inside and out.

What I didn’t know when I took the job was that they planned to deploy me.

This is the precise job that you and all of our 3500+ owners have hired us to do.

--Many will state that's your job, but then what value are they truly offering as an "investor-friendly" agent?

I am now wondering if any  individual investors currently successfully market to travel nurses or if they all have been squeezed out by the corporations. 

Staten Island is my local area, so I’m wondering if it’s worth focusing on, or if I’d be better off starting in a more active state like Texas or Florida.I’m really looking for markets where buyers are active and plentiful, especially those who are open and eager to work with wholesalers.Anyone have experience wholesaling in Staten Island or the outer NYC boroughs?