I’ve been considering purchasing their program, but not sure if its worth it given the very high price.

And of course, the more income you have, the more options you create for yourself.I’ve been working with out of state investors for over 20 years, and I consistently hear the same thing: it’s expensive where they live.If you haven’t taken a serious look at Memphis, I highly recommend it.

Since I’m planning to utilize the PadSplit model, I’m expecting a high volume of transactions with multiple tenants, so I need an account with no "per-transaction" fees.

@Andy More got it absolutely correct “The majority of highly paid and highly educated money managers cant beat the maket so the odds that you will is highly unlikely”I am a big proponent of investing in the stock market for truly passive income, diversification and liquidity.

-Are there any neighborhoods you’d particularly recommend for strong demand and high occupancy?

We are hunting 20-50 acre tracts that are sewer-adjacent or septic-optimized in these high-growth corridors.Builders/Developers: If you are struggling to find off-market dirt in the Sherman (TX) or Vance (AL) corridors, let's connect.

Highly recommend!

High 5% rate will be doable at 30% down depending on prepayment penalties.

We have a young family (one child) and are looking to make our money work for us rather than just waiting until retirement.Opportunity (and where I could use advice):I came across a social media post from a former high school classmate—now a loan consultant—who was seeking investors for potential flip or BRRRR projects.

How do you think about opportunity cost in high-priced markets like SoCal?