The more and better type of content you publish, the more you talk about real estate as means to financial freedom and such - the more likely you are to find people who can partner up with low return expectations.

I've been talking to the owner of a soon-to-be-foreclosed house for a while now.

Let's talk about those charming 1900-era homes in Columbus and what to watch out for.

They will generally talk to you without compensation to see if they want to help with the claim.

I don't see many people talking about Gardner, MA... any insights?

When you say “too hot” are you talking of the weather or the housing market?

The vibe I got from the initial talk sounded like they assumed the cool areas of ATL proper would be sought after…maybe by the more established, high paid actors.

I do this frequently, it's a great tool for my out of state buyers - BUT only with buyers that have a signed buyers brokerage agreement and I've talked to their loan officer (or seen a bank statement). 

Most people view STRs as a real estate investment and miss that fact that it's a business.An example of this is when people talk about saturation.

We talked and decided I should start focusing on off-market properties instead.