Hello everyone, I'm thrilled to join this dynamic group of like-minded individuals who share a passion for real estate investment and the potential it holds for building wealth through tried and true methods.

That does not happen by accident, you must spec what you want.The wire shelves allow for easier painting on turns, (easy quick) visual conformation that the outgoing renter has not left (a handgun, illegal substances, or a big dead bug) up there.I am not aware of these ubiquitous shelves being a danger to life...Seems like the tail wants to wag the dog here--maybe a harbinger of things to come.Either the renter or you are the boss...maybe a harbinger of things to come.Good Luck!

Simple to execute on and low (relatively speaking) capital to invest.If you are a visual guy like me, here are some cool property walks BP did with some local house hackers in CO!

But given your age and where you are in your career, a city like Austin is going to be so much more dynamic and young and has so much to offer to someone your age that you just can't get in other cities.

Don't be a one trick pony as Brian calls them.To do that, learn RE first, understand market dynamics, how transactions develop, flow and close, then apply the appropriate technique to turn a lead into money in your pocket.Begin by learning RE basics, then how to market RE.

Considering your criteria, Memphis could be a great fit:Affordability: Lower cost of living makes it accessible.Diverse Economy: Stable market with strengths in healthcare, logistics, and education.Growing Population: Steady growth can drive demand for rental properties.Youthful Vibe: Vibrant culture and entertainment options for young people.Real Estate Opportunities: Research neighborhoods for house hacking and investing potential.Ensure thorough due diligence, connect with local professionals, and align your goals with Memphis's unique market dynamics.

@Roy Assaf ,All marketer marketing and hype aside.....1 Absolutely agree with Account Closed  that yellows are the wrong approach for multifam....especially in Brooklyn. 2 Sample size is small, but to get ZERO calls, not even a "go to hell" or "I'm gonna shoot you in the head"....there's definitely something wrong.I assume you've checked all the basics, actually visually inspected your RTS to make sure everything is printed properly and phone number legible?

The cons of podio is that the interface is not visually appealing, but it is very practical.

Most importantly the digital HD image used on the floor is very visually appealing to tenants.

For those interested, we've got similar market dynamics here in Clarksville - let me know if I can be of assistance in Middle-Tennessee!