I know some people might see all those millionaires on social media rather its on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, etc and get really interested and excited about how they reached this milestone due to wholesaling homes, but this is not the case.

so any payoff with points in less than a year juices the lenders APR.And of course i am sure your aware but anyone on the internet or social media contacting you saying they are a private lender at 3 to 5% is 99.9% simply a pump and dump advance fee crook.. as seen on American Greed Episode  Remington financial  which was brought down by a lady named Ingrid Robinson right there in your neighborhood.. she tried to buy an Island in Clear Lake up in Lake co just North of you..

I also look at previous Landlord references, rent:income ratios, longevity in their current job or career, longevity in their last rental, a review of social media, and more.

Build a buyers list using social media and word of mouth and possibly do a JV with another wholesaler for my first deal I plan on signing the first contract in my name and once I make my first deal, create an LLC to do future deals.

Anyone who is age 62+ and qualifies to draw social security, I recommend receiving payouts right away before the 25% "haircuts" projected in 2034 materialize. 

The economics, financial, social and mechanical and legal make it fascinating to me.

Jump on all of your social media accounts and post daily about your REI career, goals, etc.

@Eduardo EsquivelI have rented to clients of social programs pre-COVID and the organization guaranteed a security deposit and performed a detailed background check if there was damage to the unit after they moved out and never had a problem.

When she applied for a work permit prior to receiving a green card or any other immigration documentation she had to get a social security card.

Look at your marketing (I personally have had zero luck with FB marketplace but people SWEAR by it) and for younger tenants social media is the name of the game.