I’m also looking to be part of an online community of motivated investors who share knowledge and support each other’s growth.

Since you sit inside deal flow, build a tight buy box and a fast “noise‑to‑numbers” screen: price per door vs rent, quick ARV range, known CapEx, and seller motivation.

What’s worked well (or not) for you in balancing motivation and profitability?

Sellers get tired, buyers disappear, and motivated deals finally surface.

I’m motivated, eager, and willing to put in the work to make this happen.Since I’m new to real estate and working with limited funds, I believe wholesaling and bird-dogging are my best options to get my foot in the door.

Between now and January 2026, my goal is to close on my first deal.I’m teachable, self-motivated, and eager to learn from those who’ve already walked this path.

You can post 'updates' and 'events' (i.e. open houses) with photos, videos, and call to action links of your choice.As far as getting people to submit applications, if they are motivated, they will fill it out.

You can also watch this video that's pretty good motivation. https://youtu.be/jnARMZPHI58

The best comps are coming from the MLS, so it would be worth reaching out to an experienced agent and working with one if this is your first deal.Now, in terms of working with an off-market deal, when the seller is anchoring on a higher number, it involves finding out the seller's motivation and if they're willing to prioritize speed and convenience.

He’d then work on;y with buyers whose criteria was to buy “great” deals; who had cash ready or financing easily lined up, and who we’d motivate to move fast.