The truth is, it’s not that Tennessee is a bad market — it’s just maturing, and that means deals take a sharper eye and a little more creativity.You’re wise to stay within driving distance — managing your first property personally is where you learn the real lessons.

It can sell and homes do sell, but has to be at the right price for the condition and access.If you want the brutal truth here on BP, post the address. 

The truth is it wasn't the city, it was your team and your strategy for that specific community. 

I'm particular about housekeeping in my home but the truth is if its not a safety hazard, you don't see bugs etc. and they are good tenants otherwise I'd probably ignore it. 

everywhere you look, gurus are telling people to start wholesaling by doing agent outreachthey make it sound simple,  just call agents, get deals, and make quick moneybut the truth is, this advice is misleading and it’s hurting the real estate marketagents are getting flooded with calls from people who don’t understand contracts, laws, or even what wholesaling really meansit wastes time, damages trust, and makes agents less likely to work with real investors who actually know what they’re doingwholesaling can be done the right way, but not by spamming agents with bad advice from youtubeif people want to wholesale, they need to learn the business, follow state laws, and build real relationshipsanything less just adds more confusion and gives wholesaling a bad nameso if you're wholesaling, I'm telling you try off market deals first, get the experience, build up the capital and once you're able to start buying houses then contact agents

The truth is that building true wealth and financial freedom comes from patience, not necessarily finding some amazing deal or stacking up Sub-to purchases. 

For those not in the know, Homesnap is one of those "free" sites to do whatever marketing of self, at least how it says of it, in truth it's trying to be a zillow in manner of driving traffic to sell leads. 

He claims he doesn’t allow access until the very end so you don’t get distracted and bombard him with questions while he’s teaching, but the truth is he doesn’t want you to see you bought yourself $10k worth of recycled guru garbage until its too late.

Absolutely not.Is Brandon Turner truthful?

People like to call us boomers for not "understanding", but the truth is that this generation doesn't understand how short their rope is.