Of course you don't need 450K a month to live, and of course you probably don't need more than 50-100 cash flowing properties to be content and satisfied with life.But there are those that want more; they are the game players.

I normally advise new comers to stay away from overpriced courses or gurus selling programs for thousands of dollars.

.💡 Tips for working with contractors and keeping projects on schedule?

If you’re serious about property management, I’d actually love to help point you toward good resources—books, courses, or even personal experiences that can help you avoid some of the common pitfalls.At the end of the day, we’re all here to learn and grow together.

Local Networking – Connecting with other self-managing hosts in the area can lead to referrals and insider tips. 

@Sean MichelBe ready for a wealth of information at your finger tips.

As a real estate agent based in New York, specifically on Long Island, I'm eager to hear from anyone who has experience with BRRRR properties in this area or has valuable tips to share.

Just have solid comps, ARV numbers, and of course good clientele.

For beginners, I’d love to hear about the hurdles you’re currently facing and any advice from seasoned investors on how to avoid those common pitfalls.Looking forward to your stories and tips!

I can't see what you would need a course to teach you that you can't learn by reading 30 Day Stay; listening to the BP podcast episodes with Sarah Weaver, Zeona McIntyre, and Jesse Vasquez; and hanging out in MTR forums/Facebook groups.