Hi fellow agents and brokers.Most of my work is finding off market properties for myself or investors.

I am responding as a consumer not a STR owner we had one its lasted for us for exactly one tenant then we felt it was too much work for the return  on investment we do much better loaning money and buidling new homes than to worry about people goofing up our homes :)I do have some MTR you know fully furnished homes in Vegas and those are money makers for us top of the line tneants paying double the going rate for rent.

You can work hard, but if you’re in the wrong circles, you’ll stay stuck.I started showing up at networking events, joining investor meetups, and connecting with people who were doing bigger deals than me.

Whether it’s helping a seller get their property in better shape for showings, structuring a deal that works for both parties, or connecting the right people, there’s always a way to add value.

Another positive fundamental of the multifamily sector is the continuing trend of return-to-work policies.

I’m working with local investors who are snapping up everything they can get their hands on, and honestly, I can’t blame them.

It was modest by today's standards but it worked out well. 

My recommendation is to see if you can work for a company in real estate or wholesaling that way you get training and education while getting paid 

Works for many agents but those are all miserable (in my opinion) and I don't do any of them.With you avg prices around $360k (and maybe 2.5% or so your side), you really only need to do about six transactions to hit your target.

Im a Real Estate Agent here in Rochester New York and I work with investors.