The ultimate goal would be to find a deal where I finance with one or multiple investors and create a basis for a future business in this industry.

When your getting by, you live where works. 

If you’re going to build new construction in Philadelphia it has to be in a neighborhood where you can achieve $400+ ft on the out sale.

The best method isn't about where you get the leads; it's about data quality.The most successful investors know that LLCs and out-of-state owners are the highest quality leads, but they fail 30% of bulk skip tracing attempts.

• And where are you seeing activity cooling off?

Hi Selam-You asked what are the stages of a real estate closing and where are the friction points and how to help make the process go smoothly.If you are new to the game, an investor friendly Realtor or experienced mentor should be able to make the closing process go smoothly.Step 1.

When you’re new, chase certainty, not perfection.One of the quickest ways for new developers to get stuck is trying to create something from scratch in a cold sub-market.Instead, go where the demand is already proven.Cleveland might not give you that tailwind right now.Columbus?

Where are places to invest?

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.

Curious where everyone’s been finding private lenders lately…Are you seeing better luck with:• Networking events• LinkedIn• BP messages• Referrals• Local RE groupsFeels like the landscape shifts every couple months.