I never chase cap rates (I.E.

definitely like Franklinton, could see east Franklinton developing into a young/middle-upper class mixed use neighborhood (Boston Seaport) and west Franklinton developing to a township-style neighborhood in the long term (Columbus stacks in Ready Player One)

That's why I'm not the investor who chase the "number of doors."

In my area the amount of inventory has had a high impact on off season bookings, with a tremendous amount of price pressure chasing bookings.

A lot of the bigger players do have a broker. 

Stepping into the real estate scene feels a bit like chasing dreams, with that mix of excitement and butterflies you get when something big is about to happen.

There are services that will send you kitchen and bathroom rehab leads...I would counter this argument with a business owner should focus on their core business and not chase squirrels.

It is very competative in both flipping and wholesaling as the eyes of the entire globe are looking at Florida and there are lots of really big players in this sandbox already.

🗣️👤👥By leveraging your network and cultivating relationships with developers and other industry players, you can access off-market deals.

Choose a Strategy - When you first start out it is easy to get caught up in chasing many different strategies that will all make you money.