No meetings and no trainings, which fits my needs as an investor. 

The husband has brought about 30 used tires on site that we’ve already had to move once.

A TM can be trained in 4 hours to close for an appointment and a closer can be trained after 2 weeks of being an appointment setter. 

I’m a residential superintendent in NYC which requires me to live on-site so, from my understating I don’t think I will qualify for a FHA loan on a multi-family because that requires me to live in one unit for a year.

I had insight to the process and knew it was going to be a mess day 1 that's not workable, I knew it would be a train wreck of changes, and I knew market reaction.

If you're already in the accredited investor club, well, then I'd say it might be time to consider moving away from those individual rentals and leaning more into syndications and private placements.Anyway, if your net worth is north of half a mil, or even a million, then you might want to hop on the LP train sooner rather than later.

A fairly reliable wholesaler who buys across the country, and spends $100,000 a month on advertising, also trains people to be wholesalers.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

You can get the STR data from something like AirDNA and then check out what your competitors offer on sites like Airbnb/VRBO.Negotiations will also depend on their cash flow and how much of the business you buy.

I am a building contract of decades, I have trained inspect dept's, journey in 3 trades, and over $200m in flips under the belt, mostly to pre '78' homes.