Hello all, I finally got around to having my LLCs set up through and attorney and it appears I have been left hanging here.Attorney initially opened 3 California LLCs as well as 1 Wyoming LLC.

The real proactive ones hang in there.

Think:Historic homes near downtown or the riverfrontProperties with acreage or scenic viewsBuildings with flexible layouts or zoning near tourist drawsI’m refining my wholesaling strategy to better serve this niche, and I’d love to hear from those of you who:Invest in STRs or event venues in Tennessee or the SoutheastKnow where these investors hang out (online groups, meetups, platforms)Have tips on how to market to this audience effectivelyIf you’ve had success wholesaling to this type of buyer—or you are one—I’d be grateful for any insights.

Sounds like you're looking to "hang your license" somewhere. 

- What platforms or groups do they usually hang out in?

Originally posted by @DeAllen Adams:Does anyone of any investor friendly, real estate brokerages in the Chicago area (particularly the south suburban are), where I can hang my brokers license?

We're getting ready to refinance this deal.Lender is getting their $250K plus interest (no monthly payments).We're borrowing $300K (cash received at closing $50K minus closing costs).Cost to build was around $260K.Cost of the land was around $40K.Equity capture is high five-figures, close to six-figures.What's your biggest hang-up with NEW CONSTRUCTION?!

Like Dale said, hang in there until you find a system that actually works, whether that’s a hybrid approach or fully managing it yourself.

However, as I've addressed most of the "low hanging fruit" the upcoming projects I have planned are all major expenses, which I can't afford to cash flow.I'm wondering what my best option is here.

STR isn’t the low hanging fruit it used to be but still decent if you understand it is a hospitality business.