I'm new to the finance side of real estate, but I've been in the wholesale industry for almost three years now.

It means we have to genuinely care about the RE industry and our local market by adding immense value to folks without expecting anything in return.Another way to attract clients is door to door.

@Austin JohnsonFinding trusted partners in the turnkey investment space is indeed a common challenge, as the industry can vary widely in terms of reliability and consistency.

Keller Williams is the right fit if you want to learn the business, not just hang your license.KW has the best training and systems in the industry, period.

This is common knowledge to anyone with a modicum of experience in the industry.

Like Nicholas said, wholesaling can be a tough industry, especially in today's market.

There's kind of an industry misnomer, at least in the areas that I have worked, that GCs "apply for permits".

Also looking for anyone tied to the marine/marina industry.

Could you house hack something local that caters well to your industry and rent rooms to your colleagues? 

I don't know how long you've been in the industry, but if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is, especially when there is so much scam stuff happening in the hard/private money side of things still.