From what I can see the most competitive segment are properties that are updated and move in ready.

Consequently, you hurt your lead generation and a segment of your rental populous for zero upside.

Some, a smaller segment, are cash-rich but picky on condition and location of the property.New construction inventory is down 20%, some hoovered off the market by big capital groups, and in some cases the builders refusing to build under extremely gouged prices for materials (e.g., Canadian lumber).To get all cash, which some investors are willing to do, especially some of the more established flippers or BRRRR-nauts, it'll be more of a sure thing going with an agent as stated above. 

I'd be surprised if we see any significant amount of building in that segment next year while the market absorbs what it has. 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like it has very segmented areas.

Our PMs segment their database within the Propify CRM, between Residents and Owners/LPs. 

I'd rather see people be in a structured educational environment that could take them somewhere than to get a "program" that only addresses a segment of a better, well rounded real estate education.

Interesting how many of the successful strategies cross niches and all segments of real estate.

You can literally do a search for every segment of wholesaling in the forums and you'll find multiple answers on your concerns.

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