Furthermore, I got to personally have conversations and ask questions to experienced investors like Sterling White, Brian Burke, Matt Faircloth, Brandon Turner, Brian Murray, and more.

I recently had a conversation with a representative from the Lending Deck company.

For example, Zillow does a horrible evaluation of my home because it doesn't factor in the fact that I spent over $200K in an addition, full remodel, and a garage conversion into an ADU. 

I do show properties alone as a female but if there is a single male that shows up at viewing I let him go look at the interior by himself and then come back outside after to converse.

I rented a unit in the complex and struck up a conversation with a realtor who was listing the place.

If your home is in a solid area and you can hold onto it while having even some cash flow, I would usually pick that option.From the experience I have seen with my dad and holding properties long term and conversations I've have with older investors is that if you hold onto RE, you will usually be happy you did so.Most investors say: I never really regretted buying, but I have regretted selling. 

This is a direct conversation from my email about this exactly (names and companies withheld of course):Me: This is Under contract-accepting backup offers on the MLS so does not make sense it is here also (in a wholesale email).Them: We have it under contract.Me: Yeah but why would anyone buy something from you that was on the MLS and they could have bought direct?

I felt this was going completely overboard and that this guy should have spoken privately with the other individual instead of putting the guy on blast in front of everyone.I had a private conversation with the difficult tenant.

The funny part was whenever we were socializing and he would get into a conversation with a stock broker money manager type guys..

Of course, a chunk of those clicks need to be conversions to reservations to make it worth your while.