Assets with barriers of entry is what you should be chasing and most fail to realize that.

Lots of great meetups here as well if you'd like to come out in person and meet many of the top players in person.

@Sainath MunthaI use Chase for all my LLCs.

It is making me sign up for their banking account in order to send my tenant the ability to make payments through their site.But what I think I am realizing is that I can have my tenant make payment through Zelle which is connected to my Chase Business Account.

Great way to scale it up. where do you go to get a lists Propstream, LeadSherpa, The Share Group, even the big residential RE players like REDX and Vulcan7 have absentee owners.

Those of you that are reading this that never post, the point being made is “know the laws of the jurisdiction you want to chase pre-foreclosures in”.

No real player will do any meaningful business with the people they can't trust. 

Furthermore, actual solutions to housing’s unaffordability in the United States have been largely ignored as political activists chase after this red herring.How Many Houses Has Wall Street Actually Bought?

Moreover, while there is currently a lot of hype around seller financing and low and no money-down investment strategies, the reality is you need capital to be a player in the space.

Once we start talking about bigger pieces of land that that woulud appear to developers (i.e. homebuilders or developers who do self storage, medical office, industrial, retail/commercial) then I usually can market to them without necessarily having to put on the market, because I know who the players are in SoCal, and that helps especially when seller doesn't want to do an exclusive listing, but will let you bring offers off market.But in general, for random pieces of land that aren't necessarily for the big developers/builders, you certainly need to put it on the market.