@Dave Foster can explain…pros and cons.

Bryce - Looks fairly solid, but I have a few questions.... 1) Are you confident in the lending terms?

Our collaborative approach allowed us to secure favorable terms and confidently invest in the property, leading to a successful renovation and sale.

How do you structure the first 90 days of onboarding to ensure they are productive and confident?

I met with Steven Gesis and others on the Smartland team and felt very confident making my first investment in a turnkey property in April 2015.

I am a RE agent and found a 20 bed licensed Adult foster care business listed on our MLS for sale a year ago.

When you know what to respond to your clients and what to ask, and feel you know your real estate scenarios and can answer confidently, that’s when you start getting listings and buyer agencies signed.

I feel confide that by the end of this program I will have a solid understanding of wholesaling and analyzing any market local or virtual, how to leverage direct mailing and TTP, and hopefully be focusing on scaling at that point... which is way more than expected.

I even turned off the hot water tank to save money (until my then-girlfriend, now wife, convinced me to turn it back on)—all to use these savings as my launching pad of capital to get into buying income-producing real estate and starting a business.Fast forward to today, the foundational skills and inspiring stories I absorbed from the BP podcast have given me the confidence to take action and believe in myself, significantly advancing my investment career.

Address their concerns promptly to foster a positive landlord-tenant relationship.Being nervous and excited is perfectly normal for your first venture into real estate investing.