Everybody" wants "licensed professionals" because it provides an "air of legitimacy." 

• 4 apartments renovated just 8 weeks post-closing after buying out existing leases• $33K per unit renovation, achieving 27% ROI• Legacy tenant rents increased 10-20%• $148K capital investment generated 50-60% rental increases• Professionalized property management added What was the outcome?

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

Of course I have no need for wholesalers.

I've been reading books, took a course, reading forums; there are infinite ways to invest, but seemingly few that are *currently* profitable.

You want to look professional, but you have to explain it simply so a non-investor can understand what they will get out of it.

Oof sorry April, that contractor sounds...less than professional.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Additionally, staying updated with podcasts and blogs can further enhance your understanding of the latest tech trends impacting the real estate industry.If you're looking to learn and grow in the real estate industry, seeking mentorship and shadowing opportunities is a great way to connect with experienced professionals.

Of course, run all this strategy with your lawyer and CPA (good luck bringing them to an accord); PM me if you want more details.