Think of it as the opposite of pushy, obnoxious and loud :-) I'm sure you'll find it easier to talk to people once you put a few deals under your belt.

In my market (SD) wholesaling is tough, sellers are savvy, so many times the seller and I both agree listing is better... at that point I have built rapport and seller wants a no BS agent.Its just another tool in your tool belt, pick which you want to focus on, have that be your goal of your marketing, and use the other when needed.

If you’re experienced and have several deals under your belt, let’s connect.

I've got a few years of property management under my belt and I'm looking to leave this industry for real estate investing.

I would invest it in the safest investment possible.The worst thing to do would be going for a high risk/high reward investment and fail then not be able to pay back your lender who is also your boss.Get a few base hits under your belt and gain some experience.

I would do it again now that I have one under my belt.

Only person getting a deal is the seller.Nonetheless keep looking and hope you get a deal under your belt soon.

Hello BP community,First and foremost...I have 0 deals under my belt.

https://library.municode.com/TX/AustinReason I suggest to bite off a smaller project first is to get some experience under your belt first.

Originally posted by @George Blower:@RJ JavalgiWelcome to Bigger Pockets.