I posted an article on BP in March that was an article featured of me in Business Insider that headlined "A 24-year-old college dropout explains how he went from $10,000 in savings to $4 million in real estate".

This is my favorite weekly feature.

I will add that I also break down questions based on whether they are looking more at buy and hold or fix and flips e.g. asking if they plan to use a property manager isn't relevant if they're rehab and resale, nor is DOM in a neighborhood important for a buy and hold.  

Nextdoor even recently added a new feature called Nextdoor now where you can find babysitters, dog walkers, handymen, odds jobs help, tech help, etc. on demand.  

If you want to get started in wholesaling and have zero experience and zero money, the smartest thing you can do is "bird dog" for the dominant wholesaler in your market. 

Good idea about moving Dominic.

If the design allows it, building in ADA features is nice if for nothing else bigger doorways, halls, ramps, grab bars, etc.

My wife and I have been dominating the Springs.

I have found that having the utilities included is a selling feature for some tenants- especially those on a budget.  

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