I've kept my focus on the Cape and specifically Falmouth because I found I was stuck in analysis paralysis mode looking at a variety of markets. 2021 will be easily the best year for our Falmouth STR, and Cape rentals continue to be in high demand.

They look to be in great expansion mode and doing really well.

Right now I'm in the educating mode and learning everything I can about Tax Deed investing before jumping in.    

I'm a real estate investment manager in Tallahassee as well and we are in acquisition mode so if you have any deals you would like to wholesale please let me know. 

So, dealing with an investor who is not completely convinced that his/her business model is in the homeowner's best interests can and usually does cause that homeowner to blame the investor.

Your model is far too simple.

Our goal is to get to a point where our money is working for us instead of the other way around and we can leave an independent business for our children.I'm totally in a learning mode and hope to be for life so I look forward to learning as much as I can from others out here in BP.  

After living in survival mode for the last 5 years, we're finally back on track and able to save/invest more than a pittance each month.It feels like we're being thrown into the deep end with no training, going from budgeting down to the last dollar every month, occasionally forced to rely on the generosity of friends and family, to being responsible for dozens of units within such a short time.

One model is that the listing agency charges a flat fee whether the property sells or not, this may be $1,000, then the seller agrees to do all advertising, showing, answering inquiry questions, etc. 

I am very interested in the BRRR model.  I