just a few thoughts taken with a grain of salt.1 - too many pictures. im a big believer in less is more. for example, you have 10 pictures of the game room, 7 of the kitchen, you have a picture of just a nightstand with a lamp. also, add captions to pictures so people know what they are looking at.2 - get something on the walls. they are plain, get something on there that will help people remember your place as they sift through multiple properties.

I remember that feeling, but let me tell you a few things I did not understand.The name of the game is actually equity and as a derivative of equity, you are generating cash flow.

And have you seen anyone else come close to what Wander is doing, or are they kind of the only game in town at that level?

And for many, that waiting game has already gone on long enough.According to Realtor.com, nearly 2 in 3 potential sellers have been thinking about moving for over a year.

It’s not about perfection—it’s about getting in the game and learning through action. 4.

Meanwhile, bookings well into the busy season continue to be made.I have NO IDEA how to play this 'game'.

I cannot stress the importance of the design and theme of your home being something nice and modern in the common areas, along with creating some sort of a wow factor, whether that be a theater room, game room in the garage, and or the theming of multiple bedrooms to be a relevant Disney character or movie design.

(Their game plan.). 

I’m always looking to learn from those a few steps ahead and would love to hear what’s been game-changing in your journey.Feel free to drop your go-to method and any lessons learned!

Also most hard money lenders want you to put up some of the money (skin in the game).