If passive, consuming content and talking to people in the space and getting your money ready may be all you need to do.

Quote from @Jose Botello: i am ready to go pro as well, could you share the code pleaseI sent you a message about your question.

Without building quick rapport, you’ll miss the opportunity to even find out if the person is a motivated seller.The catch with niche lists is they’re time-consuming to get and hard to scale.

Next step is to get a preapproval from the agents recommended lenders  and make sure you're financially ready to take this step.It is time to take yourself off being fully dependent on the podcast, and find an agent with experience in your area to learn about the best strategies to use specific to where you are. 

These costs are so high, and time consuming, that the vast majority of people that would like to do these small developments on 1-4 units, can't make the numbers work.

Here’s how to make your make-readies work for your ROI:✅ Have a Make-Ready Checklist Standardize your turnover process to save time, reduce mistakes, and protect your investment.✅ Pre-Schedule Your Vendors Knowing your lease end date?

Hey BP community,I’ve been noticing some interesting trends lately in my local market, buyers seem more cautious, especially with rates still elevated, but I’m also seeing solid demand in the sub-$500K range for move-in-ready homes.

If not, I wait until it's near rent ready.

I have my builder ready to go.

This could include loss of rental income if you are unable to find a new tenant in time.However, pursuing legal action can be time-consuming and costly, so it might be beneficial to have a conversation with your tenants to find a mutually agreeable solution.