Wholesaling is a competitive business in most markets and takes time and resources.

I was studying the wholesale cases related to Massachusets/Boston and found a lack of information.

There is a lot of competition and you need a lot of marketing spend even to make a dent.

It can make you stand out from the competition 

For instance in Vegas its pretty cool and easy but it creates uber competition.

These are 1 bedroom/1bath units, 650sq ft, priced under $700 a month so I dont think its competition from the newer buildings that cant afford to price rent so low.We maintain the units very well and have recently renovated a bunch of them with lvp flooring, new cabinets, etc.

And focus on that one strategy, until I get my feet wet, until I can do it well.The reasons why people (ME) gets into these analysis paralysis is because we focus on way too many different strategies, and lack of consistency in that one we're comfortable in doing.

In competitive markets like San Antonio and Austin you’ll need to prioritize design and furnishing and I highly recommend using an STR focused interior designer.

Real Estate Investors can play ahead of the game by learning about 1) Real Estate (of course), but not the basic stuff....all the tricks that can make you stay one step ahead of your competition. and 2) Construction - How a house is built and how to fix, remodel and add value.So for #1, you can just make this forum an addiction.

It's a lot of work and very competitive, but it's a living.I see you've been a member of BP for years.