@Michael Elefante What an incredible story!

The first day of the seminar was motivational speaking, telling ppl how to become rich with this deal (still not mentioning anything about buying left overs or OTC deeds)  Every presenter gave same little speech, of course they all said "You don't need money" and keep pushing their lender, which is pretty much themselves with a different name asking for 3% interest a month...

Student rentals really drive the market, but thanks to recent zoning changes, legal student rentals are incredibly hard to come by.

Conversely, I also know people who find communicating with guests and cleaners to be incredibly draining, they don't know the first thing about managing an STR nor does it particularly interest them, and they would rather spend their time making money in their main job rather than taking on a side hustle that they may not be able to do as effectively.

Tyler keeps it real, is extremely motivating and I couldn’t sing his praises enough.If you go, you will not be disappointed.If you subscribe, you will not be another number, you become family.

As a result, sellers who list their properties during these months may be more motivated to negotiate on price, offering better deals for buyers.

@Vi Huang contractors are only motivated by one thing, "Money." 

Congrats on this venture - new construction (for the first time) is incredibly complex and exciting!

Spending some on marketing/mailers/trying to find motivated sellers would be a better use of your money (in my opinion).I downloaded one of his "free" blueprints to building wealth flipping vacant land.

Money is what motivates and moves them, and nothing else.