After the initial set up, I go to my STR before the busy season to take inventory of linens and consumables like soap etc, replace or repair linens or small items, touch up paint, and get my eyes on the property to make sure everything is in good repair. 

Also block out days you don't want in order to maintain a healthy life work balance.

And like some body-snacher flick this parasite has taken over the "wholesaler" space all but totally, zombified creature feeding on your capital vs brains although they do consume a considerable amount of ones patience as well. 

This extra payment deal is for consumer/homeowner that will spend all the money he has available on cigarettes, beer, etc. so he “fools” himself into “painlessly” saving money by building extra equity in his one big “investment”.A professional investor should NOT need to “fool” themselves into “forced” savings.  

You have to be able to talk with the sellers about who else you helped down the block.Also, wholesaling is 25x more time consuming than most other real estate endeavors, so it's more than a 9 to 5 if you get good at it.

The Boomer Business Bureau isn't a credible source of information.Loopnet and Crexi are the industry standard consumer-facing sources for CRE.

The local angle can give you that edge against other buyers, especially when you are dealing with high equity owners who might be older and a little weary of some company coming in wanting to buy their house.One down side to consider is, hand writing all of your letters will be time consuming, but there are ways to get around that.

Finding and Funding Good Deals" - really good book on helping you get properties for a good price even in this type of market.I would consume these as quick as possible over the next couple months, it will definitely give you a boost.I started in real estate AFTER the covid boom, and I'm doing well off. 

Ok, now add in the first one, with 745 score, has a current aggregate balance on the laundry list of consumer credit accounts of about $38k.

https://www.tdi.texas.gov/consumer/get-help-with-an-insuranc...or are there others?