I got the Discover It Secured card in high school and used that to build up my credit. 

In working with many clients as a broker over the years - the issue I discovered from really just talking to them is a lot of brokers are living deal-to-deal and don't really have a business set up - so there's commission breath going around plus the fact that instead of giving the current client white glove service, they are already looking for the next loan to close and often consider the one in the pipeline already in the bag.Just my experience.

A lot of experienced hosts have noticed that recent Airbnb updates are prioritizing fresh listings, dynamic pricing, and constant activity over long-term Superhost status.A couple of things you might want to test while you’re digging in:Refresh your listing with new photos or slightly updated titles/descriptions.Tweak pricing more frequently (even small daily changes).Boost visibility by enabling promotions or experimenting with shorter minimum stays.I’d definitely be interested in following along with what you discover hosts Hosting real-time tests like this is super valuable.

I’ve been on here for years trying to figure out my entry into the RE world but haven’t discovered what that looks like until recently.

As you have discovered, the time, energy, and travel costs might not be worth buying in a place you wouldn't want to live.

They can be discovered years later.

But then I discovered the BRRRR method, and it completely changed my trajectory.

To my surprise, all I discovered was a sea of self-professed “experts” touting their opinions as facts.

(If you’d like, I can share the questions to ask property managers to discover this.)Once you know the segment, find out where and what they rent, then buy similar properties.

I'd like someone more experience to walk through the numbers with me and point out any potential flaws/pitfalls in my analysis.