I thrived with my rental properties during the recession. 

As quoted from the CCIM Thrive Conference in LA: "There are no backyards in San Francisco"https://m.facebook.com/story.php?

I am interested in learning how we can help each others businesses thrive in 2022 or sooner!!

So the cheap houses are being bought by landlords, turning once thriving neighborhoods into rental communities.

I don't doubt that if a investor had a Ninja Property Manager with a Concealed Carry Permit who thrives off the tenant battles and has the personality for the battling of C class tenants; but that is not me.All that being said, we are not really comparing apples to apples.  

I have a great resource at hand, but I am having a hard time using it to its full potential.I was able to connect with private banker/lender worth billions, and has allowed me to join his team.He told me the best niche, as a woman, that I can start with is RE, whether providing financing for buyers, hard money for RE investors, or even acquiring RE to lease or sale on my own, and he provides all the capital.Long story short he wants me to make wise investments using his funds to help me earn more income.So far so good, but I have not closed a large enough deal to where I feel like I've accomplished a continual sales or investment strategy.Can anyone give me insight on how I can really thrive in RE, or at least be a contact for those who already involved and just need lenders.It's been over two months now, and I know I can do better than what I am doing.

My goals in real estate are to gain financial freedom, to thrive, and to prosper.

This guy and his partner have a thriving wholesaling business.

Many real estate crowdfunding platforms are displaying solid growth.The consortium notes this industry “survives and thrives” if they all succeed.

Its a thriving market