That said, the smaller firms are just that, smaller, with less awards banquets, and all the hoopla that can attract new agents (shiny object!!)

Be careful of the shiny object syndrome. 

I just hope that they will continue to keep up the great work and also experience more success down the road.Hi Chok,Thanks for being so kind with your review of Ohio Cashflow.You're a true gentleman even tho things haven't gone as planned.You have my respect mate (Unlike some other investors that want to reveal dirty laundry in a public forum just to "hold us hostage" per se.

@Zachary RodriguezInvesting in real estate requires setting clear goals and objectives for both the short-term and long-term.

I am confused on why moving objects that are not permanent structures are not permitted.

For more trust, be sure these platforms feature reviews and testimonies.Plan meetings with prospective team members during your May travel to Houston to go over your objectives, expectations, and potential areas of collaboration.

Additionally, consider your investment goals, risk tolerance, and timeframe to make informed decisions aligned with your objectives.

Determine your investment criteria based on your objectives, risk tolerance, target market, property type, cash flow needs, and desired returns.Gather a solid team of experts such as real estate agents, lenders, attorneys, contractors, property managers, and accountants to assist you on your real estate journey.

Objectively, it doesn’t seem like waiting for rates to come down would make a huge impact in the current economy.

@Trevor CrabtreeIf you're thinking about adding a rental property to your real estate portfolio, it's important to first think about your investment objectives, risk tolerance, and timeline.