It’s great to see couples getting into the game together.

Outdoor amenities are a key ROI driver in nearly all markets.None of your amenities strike me as moving the needle for guests to pay more.However, I WOULD consider these ROI-increasing amenities:Cohesive, well-designed interiors, hot tub, golf simulator, pickleball court, mini-putt, sport court, game room, ping pong, bunk beds, kids' playground, pool, washer, dryer, and neon sign

Wholesaling looks simple on YouTube, but the real game is building systems and confidence one conversation at a time.Here’s the fastest path I’ve seen beginners use to actually get their first contract (without burning money or spinning in circles):1.

Use your own title company, send the contract and assignment terms early, and don’t play games with daisy chains.

When the referees can’t agree on the rules, you don’t play the guessing game — you focus on fundamentals.• Rent markets across the country are soft.A massive wave of multifamily completions finally hit.

Momentum and accountability go a long way in this game.

As long as you're showing progress and adding some more skin in the game, most Sellers / Brokers will give you a short term extension as Commercial deals are trickier and take more time to close.Hope this helps! 

I'm currently playing this game at the moment.

For staying organized across multiple properties, a solid PMS + clear SOPs has been a game changer for me.

Bayarea is more of appreciation game and picking good areas for good tenant pool is the only way to safegaurd the investment.