I spent year 1 saving and year 2 rehabbing little by little and cultivating relationships within the RE community.

More importantly we want to connect with other investors and help cultivate meaningful lasting relationships.

I will be kick-starting my investing career near the fall/winter timeframe of this year and wish to cultivate some relationships now to make this process as streamlined as possible in the future. 

With that said, I have yet to see a show that illustrates how to make the most profit on any given deal as an investor, topics could includeAnalyzing the deal and identifying the most profitable exit strategy,Creating the most profitable design drawings for the price point with tricks to adding more value, creating more space within the space together with all the nuances (Engineering, Specs, Permits) required for permits and construction.Now it won't matter how much money you build on the front because the contractors will suck it all out on the backend without effective project management, for example:Where to find contractors and how to solicit, cultivate, and manage. 

I never got to cultivate my interest enough, thinking I'd be too young and would need a full time job/some money to boot.

I need to continue to cultivate my skills in human interaction. 

Cultivating is harder than people thing, you have to plant your seeds and water them. 

It's not only about buying apartments; it's about creating wealth, cultivating good relationships with investors, and having a solid portfolio that will last.I constantly tell my students, "Optimizing cash flow and increasing appreciation requires implementing the right systems and procedures.

The FutureLooking forward, as new generations focus more on social media and cultivating an influential personal brand, our online presence and cultural sway will eclipse the PFS as the indicator of success.

It’s about cultivating a mindset of conscientiousness and purpose in our actions, regardless of scale, leading to a more fulfilling and successful life."