Study and understand your DISC profile and emotional intelligence then act accordingly.For some people, all they need to do is to start with Househacking but they always want to chase every single strategies out there without understanding themselves and personality type first.If wholesaling business model suit your personality type then all you have to do is to refine your list and focus in a niche list...The money is in the niches.Goodluck and keep us posted on your real estate investing journey.

My sweet spot is vacation rentals and assessing highest and best performance in various markets, looking at NOI vs CAP, evaluating acquisition, expenses, exit strategy, and modelling for various scenarios with a near infinite number of levers we can tweak to account for any nuance in any variable. 

I did a quick anlysis of this deal through the financial model I built and I would defnitely stay away from this deal.

That's just our business model and I think there are others out there that are a lot more successful at borrower outreach and getting notes to re-perform. 

Your business model is obviously selling.

Perhaps its a viable business model, but will it work in New York City?

So much for that aura of unrivaled model citizenry - NEVER EVER breaking ANY law...But hey, 7mi over limit is not illegal in anyone's book, right?

HUD’s business model an investor is “supposed” to conduct an inspection prior to making a bid on any property.

I will not rent to a very high risk tenant (low FICO, past evictions, etc.) regardless of how high a rent they say they're willing to pay and I won't just give the place away to a model tenant.

$500 for 3 month flips was a surprise and something I had not built into the model.