"Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat" by David Greene: This book demystifies the BRRRR method, which is excellent for systematic portfolio building.Local REIAs (Real Estate Investor Associations): These associations are great for networking, attending meetups, and gaining insights into local market intelligence.

Usually gets immediate feedback on interest levels.Email Marketing – Targeted emails help nurture leads that are responsive to digital communication.Ringless Voicemail Drops – Effective at sparking interest without immediate pressure; lets prospects engage on their terms.Cold Calling – Although more resource-intensive, it's powerful for warm follow-ups or prospects who show high motivation.Direct Mail Campaigns – Reserved as the final step; though more expensive, this reinforces credibility and captures leads unreachable by digital methods.Tracking everything systematically in my CRM helps me maintain a clean pipeline, ensuring that every dollar spent counts.I’d love to hear if you're using similar sequencing or have discovered any unique tweaks along the way!

Once you’ve closed your first wholesale deal, the real challenge begins:
How do you make that process repeatable without burning out your VA—or yourself?

We’ve worked with a bunch of investors who’ve done 1–3 deal...

If your goal is cash flow and you’re ready to systematize and scale, it’s a great lane- just don’t expect it to be passive income on day one.Happy to share more if you’re diving in- just want to make sure you go in with clear expectations.Feel free to DM me :-)

Your emphasis on prevention, early reporting, and systematic annual inspections clearly leads to more efficient operations and better tenant relations.

A systematic approach to showings, including a shared spreadsheet with activity and feedback, as well real-time management of the Open Houses5.

Without knowing the details, it seems to me you have two options: move there and systematically clean up with an iron fist or hire a better PM who you trust to do the same on your behalf.

The coaching also shows you how to use short term leverage in a way that is systematized and fairly safe. 

And boomers taking money out of the system at a scale we have never seen.

The “funny” thing is that most of the “national” gurus following a programmed “systematic” approach want you to believe that they’re teaching something unique, cutting edge, and exclusive.