If that’s your thing, go for it.But sometimes it makes me think about how we define and showcase success in this industry.Social media tends to highlight certain signals: door counts, luxury photos, “made it” moments.

What has been the biggest success for you as a newer investor friendly agent between the age of 25-35? 

Hello, would love to connect with anyone that has had success with the BRRRR method in the Charlotte area.  

Wholesaling is a common entry point for new investors.First understand, the guys on You Tube that are popular, state in their YouTube videos that they spend between $25,000 and $50,000 a MONTH to get the numbers they ...

I am currently looking to hire a Virtual Assistant and would love to learn from those of you who are already using VAs successfully in your real estate businesses.A few questions for the group:What tasks are you delegating to your VA (admin, CRM, lead follow-up, marketing, listings, etc.)?

Narrowed down to a couple markets, one being Lexington SC - anyone have any success in this area recently? 

Curious if anyone has any experience in the area and would be willing to share success or horror stories.  

Both of these statements are the opposite of what a wholesaler (a successful one) is.A wholesaler, in order to be a success, must know everything the REI knows that you are trying to wholesale to. 

I have a secure well paying job that'll mainly fund my real estate endeavors, I been studying real estate and I see how building a strong team is key to long-term success, especially if done right at a young age.

The home is currently a successful Airbnb with great reviews, close to the lake and Lake Arrowhead Village.