Quote from @Dani Foster: Hey y'all!

These are all just the tip of the iceberg, though.

I'm trying to learn how to invest in Puerto Rico and it would be great if BP provided an in depth analysis of the market here.

I've been working in remote STR operations for a while now, helping hosts manage the day-to-day bookings, guest comms, maintenance coordination, that kind of thing.I've learned a ton through trial and error, but I know there's always room to improve my systems.

Does this jive with your understanding? 

Any lender, financing, or deal analysis tips that helped you early on?

Start focusing on what niche you want to go and really learn all you can there.

Wholesaling is a great entry point because it forces you to learn the fundamentals that matter most in real estate: finding deals, talking to sellers, and understanding what makes a property valuable.If you stay focused on those three things, you’ll grow faster than most beginners.A couple quick tips for you as you get started:1.

This would give you the ability to learn both sides of the business to be a better wholesaler by knowing what a flipper goes through, and finding out if you like both or just one of the business models.

I appreciate the detailed advice.