If you are honest with yourself and don't want to be active, then perhaps you look to partnerships or syndications to invest in passively but to me the key is knowing yourself first because if your plan doesn't work for you specifically it doesn't work. 

The key is staying consistent and networking with the right people (you’re already in the right place!).

—will be key to success!!

The key is consistency and optimizing each step.Hope this helps, and best of luck on your wholesaling journey!

Financing is key, and many investors use mortgages to leverage their money and control larger properties.

As Min Zhang suggested, making sure you have a reliable property management company is key and can ensure you aren't dedicating any extra time to taking care of this asset when you already have a job with demanding hours.

Here’s the answer:To qualify as a Real Estate Professional (RE Pro) in 2024, you need to meet certain criteria set forth by the IRS.Here are some of the key requirements:1.

-> Quarterly Webinars for syndications-> Pictures to lenders showing progress-> Calls with lenders sharing our updates2) Conservative underwriting is key. 

The tenant moves in next week and I will be doing a unit walkthrough and orientation with him where I will go through the key parts of the lease since he didn't sign it.A couple other things that are different from typical MTR stays:- They are not using my property management software (RentRedi) to pay rent.

Opportunities abound out there, people are looking for your investment and willing to make it easy.The key - as always - is who you know and what they know about their market.