Since than did my first project and looking to do multiple ones this year, And I’ve been trying to connect with solid wholesalers.So far, most of the deals I’m coming across aren’t a good fit.I post regularly in Facebook groups, check InvestorLift, and stay active in the community, but I’m clearly not reaching the right wholesalers yet. 

. - For a lease renewal, you could create a reminder appt on the lease end date and add multiple reminders for 60 days, 30 days, 2 weeks - whatever makes sense for you.- You can even create filters to auto-label, set Google to put under a specific inbox tab, add a colored star, etc.Just hope you aren't one of "those people" that rarely delete or archive messages in their inbox:)

I have been studying multiple Real Estate investing strategies for a few years. 

In my experience, I have been seeing a lot of first-time buyers, hold off or put pause on their searches, the deals I do receive are not so straightforward (multiple exceptions/loan structuring), and clients getting cold feet when the value comes in lower than anticipated. 

In my experience, the most accurate comps come from using multiple sources.I use a combination of MLS data, AttomData (formerly geodata).

We are based in Miami and service multiple states.

This depends on each persons situation - but for us we have it spread in multiple different liquidity paths (markets, CD's etc) with some liquid and some illiquid but we also have a LOC that we do not touch and use as a "in case of emergency break glass" type of situation - and if we have to use it then we will liquidate one of our accounts to pay it down.

I have multiple crews and subs that can get rehabs done super quick and finding lenders hasn't been an issue at all either. 

An S-corp on top can make sense for active income (flips, wholesaling, property management), but it doesn’t usually reduce tax on pure rental income and can add payroll and multi-state filing complexity.With multiple states (NC/SC/GA/FL), you’ll also want to factor in state filing and nexus before stacking entities.You’re smart to think about protecting assets and your 22% bracket, but I’d model a simple version first (just LLCs + your current return) and only layer in an S-corp if the numbers and activity level really justify it.

If you have just one business it's not too bad(My wife uses it for hers) but it starts to get really expensive if you have a lot of doors and or multiple businesses.