So, even with newer construction it happens too.You can give these people an easy out when their lease is coming due, or to end early as long as you feel comfortable with it.

If you have a local investor group that does meetups, that can be a good place to kinda feel out what's possible.

Real estate can feel like a lot at the beginning, but having others to bounce ideas with makes it way easier.What part of the journey are you hoping to grow in first?

Feel free to reach out, happy to give you any advice I can. 

That alone makes the advice feel real and actually usable.I also appreciated how he ties current and future trends into investing.

Quote from @Robel Nessro: Hello so this is completely off topic and not real estate related but how do you feel about Brian Tracy or other people that are similar to what he does?

Feel feel to reach out directly for more information.

It’s about clarity and preparation.Clarity in conversations with sellers: Knowing how to ask the right questions and listen carefully makes sellers feel understood and builds trust.Clarity in analyzing deals: Understanding property values, repairs, and potential profit margins prevents hesitation and second-guessing.Clarity in offers and negotiations: When you know your numbers and your limits, you can make confident offers and handle objections without freezing up.Even experienced investors stumble here.

Hey Kelly, Glad you posed this question, I hope more people comment on here with answers so we can get a feel for the obstacles everyone is running into. 

Sometimes I feel like alot of us feel like we are the only ones dealing with all of these issues!