The large university towns should ok moving forward, as in they will continue to attract students.

This home was a long term rental that my parents owned and leased out since they lived in it in the mid 90s.After starting my first job out of college at Twin City Properties and having stupid luck being surrounded by the most successful and generous investors in my region - I convinced my parents to let me arbitrage this home on airbnb.Furnishing (MTR): $6,000Rent: $1000Operating Expenses: $526Revenue: $2,250Cashflow: $724Cash on Cash Return: 144%The cashflow from operating this arbitrage for a year was used to purchase and renovate my first investment property!

Traveling to Miami towards the end of the month and would love to trade notes with local flippers.

Hi all,I’m trying to understand how agents and investors are currently filtering buyer leads when posting properties on platforms like Facebook Marketplace, Zillow, Craigslist, etc.It seems like you get flooded with:- Basic questions that repeat endlessly- Tire kickers with no financing- People ghosting after a single DMI’m exploring a tool that acts like a “lead bouncer” — a mini chatbot that sits between your listing and your inbox, and asks:- Budget- Timeline- Financing statusAnd then filters them so you only deal with the hot leads.How do YOU deal with this right now?

Need to understand the revenue numbers, occupancy and other financial information to seriously consider 

I wouldn't want to spend the time squatting at a squatters place lol

Quote from @Adrian Evelio Leyva: Hello, New here looking to connect with other wholesalers to learn and close my first deal.

@Tony Sanders As a syndicator who's been involved with 11 deals (some good, some bad), I can tell that syndication is a viable path, but it is NOT a simple path or a fast path. 

Go out and look at lots of deals especially other investors deals and pick their brain about costs and plans with the property.Developing scripts and systems is fine but it is low priority to learning the market and doing deals.

And some lenders will also finance up to 100% of the rehab costs.