I've been to countless workshops, bootcamps, and 3-day intensives.

Been to several meetings and signed up for their 3-day intensive coming up in September.

Jessica G.RE is an extremely intense subject to study.

So ultimately, wholesaling property in NYC is not impossible to do, however it is extrememly challenging and can take very long to find opportunities.Since I have no mentor in an area where competition is intense, I feel that starting out in NYC may not be a good idea.Nevertheless, I am still very driven to continue searching for opportunity and growth.

Short term rentals are very management intensive.

Hi Ashref...it's not difficult to find good "fix and flip" deals on the MLS, the challenge is getting them under contract because the competition for these limited listings is very intense.

Unlike real estate sales, which is typically very broker intensive/hands-on, a PM biz is so much easier to run in a more absentee fashion.

Finally some investments are time intensive and others aren't.

(usually the bare minimum) I posted this in the rehabbing thread since this business has helped me a TON in learning how to estimate repairs, material costs, how labor intensive certain projects can be, I've built a long list of contractors and tradesmen, I've learned from the people I surround myself with, pulling permits, dealing with city inspectors, budgeting, etc.

Obviously apt buildings are very management intensive and many of these owners would like out of them as they get older, but still need cashflow and don't want to pay taxes and capital gains.