-The niche, boutique brokerage is a great target because they are generally slammed with more business than they know what to do with, they generally are still using fax machines and rotary dialers, (i'm only half joking I still see @aol emails all over costar to this day) so it leaves ample opportunity with anyone that can use an crm a chance to add real value and grow the business in a measurable way.- These tend to be "assassin" type shops who are small teams of pretty elite operators, and they aren't bloated down with BS like the big CRBE's etc of the world, so you'll get exposed to more, you'll get exposed sooner, and they will generally be ideally with a niche industry or product type but will often have a ton of satellite deals they get which will get you cross industry exposure. 

All good markets if you target the right tertiary area. 

When we bought the place, we immediately changed the direction of the property and have been targeting our marketing towards families. 

While overall sales are down, Macy's is seeing positive results in its targeted investment stores, which are outperforming the broader chain.The demand for Macy's real estate could signal opportunities for other struggling department store chains.

I have noticed that many flippers in my area have taken courses from the various gurus but otherwise are blissfully ignorant to understanding rehab costs. I was thinking I would create a course that involves a field t...

Find 2 or 3 strong wholesalers that are operating in your target areas by talking to people who are already investing in those areas (chances are they have used a wholesaler in the past, or are farming their own deals and may toss you whatever doesn't meet their needs), give them your buy box, and make sure you have your funding lined up to act quickly on a deal.

It also depends on your target buyer, are they going to pay more for perfection, or do they want to pay for good enough?

If the landlord pulls up in a flashy vehicle or posts his car collection on Insta, he makes himself a target.

Targeting people who have high potential to use your service, vs very broad general advertising.

Huge difference paying for furniture in cash $30-50k up front vs financing it over 30 yearsMy cash on cash ROI goals require me to outlay as little up front cash as possible and buying furnished homes facilitates achieving that high ROI