Just curious, it takes a while to gain traction and momentum in this business on the residential side, but results do come quickly.

Today I am gaining more traction, and my first deal under contract so happens to be a house hack deal!

This just goes along with all the horrible times I have had trying to get into Real Estate Investing and learning the business has not been fun and no traction at all!

Tile is fine in a bathroom; use small tiles as they're less likely to break and provide better traction (more grout lines).

That seems to get more traction than another piece of paper.

I'm admittedly under educated in that area.I've considered selling but ultimately decided against it because it's cash flowing and in an area that I expect will continue to appreciate greatly in the coming years.Been spinning my tires on REI and I really want to gain some traction and purchase more properties out of state, preferably in the south/Midwest.

They have a lot of resources to help people get started.During high seasons, or in markets that have a long history of STR, you can do well on VRBO, but AirBNB gets more traction in most markets.

Something unique will definitely help the listing get some traction compared to the more common Condotels.

Once you get past that, most struggle to create a consistent business with consistent deal flow.When one realizes that wholesaling is just a sales & marketing business that's when your business begins to gain traction. 

If you send it one month and then switch to paid social media ads for a month and then to FSBOs you won't gain much traction.