If you're seeing more price points that are higher than the norm typically it means that either the market is shifting gradually up or that there's multiple people involved in that deal "chain" before it gets to you and everyone is adding their markup.My advice would be to attend a few local meetups to brush shoulders with other investors to pick their brain about whats working in your market AND to start marketing direct to sellers instead of trying to get the deals from wholesalers. 

My name is Mo, I'm a broker and investor in NYC and end up working with a lot of househackers/multi-fam investors since I'm one myself :) I recommend looking up meetups that are happening near you as those are a great way to brush shoulders with others that are active in your area. 

A virtual assistant company that could offer a wider range of expertise and take the weight off the shoulders of busy entrepreneurs.Fueled by ambition and mugs of cold coffee, WE started small.

Virtual won't work if you want literally look over someone's shoulder or sit next to them to review or learn something.

Not so fun fact, this is a wild “side-effect” of high interest rates, that our young generation will have to shoulder.

There are some great meetups in the Phoenix area that can help you rub shoulders with other investors doing what you want to do.

I can't imagine shouldering that expense as a tenant, although I've been told that there are a number of nice buildings that utilize primarily electric heat. - Also, we would have to run 220 lines to each unit. 4) Mini-split system.

Whether it’s shadowing you on property showings, assisting with market research, or tacking other tasks you might need off of your shoulders, I am open to lending a hand in exchange for invaluable wisdom and guidance.

Ex: combined with VT's already high 9% M&R tax, 1% local options tax, and (pending) 9% STR tax you're looking at a 20% rental tax atop an already limited 4-6 months of real world vacancy based on longer spring/fall shoulder seasons. 

Hey @Bailey Brown - I recommend attending a local meetup about REI (not a seminar) as that's where you'll get to brush shoulders with other investors and players in the RE space in your region.