But if you wait too long you will just plain run out of steam.

But I will be making an off-market "J E W E L" available soon in the steaming hot Florida/Orlando market.

From the day before Chinese New Year, when C19 was gathering steam here, until now, I have managed to facilitate getting my newly purchased home in Arizona furnished and up and running as a managed STR, bought and will close soon on another LTR House in Arizona, and bought and closed on a cash purchase of another turn-key STR in Tennessee.The only reason I am upset is because due to the US Embassy being on lockdown, I couldn't notarize for the TN loan, so I had to drain my cash fund that I would have used to sock into the stock market about now.  

LOL.I really enjoy all aspects of real estate, but during these uneasy times, landlording is really taking the steam out of me!

Atlanta is still a hot market but the steam is not what it was during COVID thanks in part to the interest rates. 

Michigan steams like a young man's dreams.

I think within the next few months or so you will be able to jump into the Raleigh market with a head of steam.

I'm looking to hopefully meet a mentor here on BP or maybe get some feed back on what companies will work with training a new agent that's excited to learn and go full steam ahead in launching my real estate career.My ultimate goal for the next coming year is to learn as much as possible and meet as many people as I can.

I get called all the time from the various companies to do that.. but its too much work for just a point at least for me.. but if your in a market that has 300 to 700k loan balances that can be 3 to 7k per file.. and its better than trying to wholesale houses that's for sure if you get some steam and loyal borrowers.

The US economy is steaming hot.