Neither party wants that.I've helped out a handful of people that found me on the platform and heard a variety of unique and exciting stories from real investors that need some help with their situation.

I had my share of nightmare stories.

I lived in a small town in WA and heard a sad story from the guy who owned the gas station in town - he was required to upgrade the underground tanks and it cost him an arm and a leg. 

If the seller has already discounted the property considerably to justify the work needed, then you have to take that into consideration.If the seller is trying to sell the property full price needing repairs that’s a whole different story.

Are you thinking single story or two stories?

Who here regrets buying an STR? Why?-John WilliamsProperty ManagerClarksville, TN

Chris saw the post Thursday night, had no record of me as a buyer with REI (my mistake, long story) and went to work. 

Most of the unsuccess stories can be tied to bad "turn key" single family home investor companies in which you didn't work with a buyer's agent that specializes in KC multifamily.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.

Whether it’s through mentorship, case studies, or real-world success stories, seeing how other investors have navigated challenges and succeeded can provide you with invaluable insights.These stories don’t just offer inspiration—they offer real strategies that you can apply to your own journey.