I'm trying not to get caught up in the hype that some of the larger companies are putting out, because at the end of the day I will be responsible for making money, no one else.

These super secret anonymous LLcs are mostly hype. 

Slow down and take the time to fully educate yourself on finances and investing before you get yourself too hyped on the idea of investing in real estate.

It makes me wonder if all the hype around "house hacking" and financial independence is driving the hype even higher and encouraging more millennials to jump in.

Don't believe all the hype about tripling your income.

I would urge you to not get too caught up in the hype about investing in one particular asset type - multifamily, mobile home parks, self storage or cabins. 

But, currently, the NPN market is very bullish (given the hype about Notes and their performance in REI network) and he doesnt want me to get my fingers burnt with a bad deal especially when it will be my first deal.I do have a promissory note with his company but his company holds the lien on the underlying property collateral.

With the sports team coming in and a big wave of appreciation, a lot of people have got their sights on it, and at least a couple of the long-term vegas investors I know are starting to sell to cash in on all the hype that's going on now. 

@Ann Bellamy  I understand the allure and hype that wholesaling has.. but as you state I don't think people realize how very difficult it is in reality.. but like all things real estate 1 to 5% will do fine the rest come and go..

We are trying not to get wrapped up into the hype of this market with all its appreciation.