@Michael Baum That is valuable information.

Finding someone who understands your niche and goals is definitely going to be valuable for long term growth. 

Build relationships with local architects and expeditors - they're usually the first to know about upcoming zoning changes and can provide valuable insights.

I think this is a valuable reminder to newer or less-seasoned investors, that successful STR's are BUILT, not always bought. #3, Old coach is my favorite! 

It sounds like the deal is more enticing and therefore more valuable if they can deliver a unit vacant.

Recently, I learned a valuable lesson that made me step back and reassess how I approach offers to sellers and agents.One example is a duplex deal where I submitted a lower offer due to the significant repairs needed.

While there were no major challenges due to the property’s condition, we learned how valuable a well-established network and quick decision-making can be in completing fast, profitable deals.

A couple of months ago, I ran across one of Dave Meyer's videos, and that led me to the podcast, and that led me to the Real Estate Rookies podcast, and a host of others who I won't mention, but were nevertheless valuable.

These groups provide valuable connections and insights.

I’ve made some valuable connections here and picked up a lot of helpful advice from the forums.I’m an investor and real estate agent in the Grandstrand area, so we might even have opportunities to help each other out in the future.