You might put down 10-20%, which can be easier to manage compared to traditional financing.A motivated seller can be open to different terms, especially if the property has been sitting for a while, so just be creative and make sure the deal works for both sides.

The more investors you have in your pipeline, the easier it will be to close deals fast.For finding properties, you have a few options: driving for dollars (looking for distressed properties in person), sending direct mail campaigns to property owners, or joining an experienced wholesaler to learn the ropes before going out on your own.

Co-hosting is lower cost and easier to scale once you have your systems in place.

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

You want to make their job easier, you want to keep them happy, they can make things very difficult for you if they’re not satisfied with what you have.

Ultimately a much easier and cheaper solution, at least for now.

And the demand is only going to increase incredibly over the next two decades due to demographics and lack of supply and building. 

Real estate is also but easier to control the outcome and also easier to compartmentalize/ turn off at night, for me anyway. 4.25% is less than inflation. 

It's easier to break these up into two sectors to help simplify the breakdown process. 

I feel like the marketing part is too much (and very expensive), and it is easier to start on a smaller scale.