I have had a lot of success with just a block of wood wrapped in double sided tape and a hammer.

@Devin JamesNothing in life is typically handed to you and nothing is typically get rich quickThe most successful people I know show up everyday and grind it out- they don’t let a failure destroy them - they get up and keep going.If you also read all the great business books etc they all say the same thing - be humble, be consistent and have a plan.

They shared a lot of their personal and investing journey, lessons learned and successes which made things relatable.

a lot of successful investors I know and have spoken with have not done incredibly sexy strategies that seem to blow me away.

Fast decision-making played a crucial role in this successful deal.

I’m particularly interested in wholesaling and partnering with experienced investors to gain knowledge and contribute to successful projects.As someone who owns a rental property in Oklahoma and currently resides in the DC area, I strongly desire to expand my investment portfolio, especially in Florida.

Again - you need to consult (and know) your local laws very well if you want to be a successful, scrupulous property owner.

Despite some success, landlords should consider backup plans like hiring a property manager or buffer periods.Good luck!

Taxes, as in not paying so much, have been a huge part of our success with properties.

Simple law of the wildly successful is hire the best and let them do what they do.