I am weary of trading my time for money and wish to be more present for my children while building generational wealth.

I did a great program a couple years back from Brian Buffini which was all about organic referral lead generation and it tripled my business.

Here’s a breakdown to help you navigate your first deal, incorporating advanced strategies, including 1031 exchanges, to attract a broader range of investors.Neighborhood Recommendations: Chicago offers a diverse range of neighborhoods for different investment goals:Wicker Park & West Town: These areas are known for their strong rental demand among young professionals and offer good potential for cash flow.Lake View: Ideal for attracting tenants who want to be close to downtown while enjoying local amenities.The Loop: A prime location for high-income renters, making it an attractive option if you’re planning to house hack and generate a steady stream of rental income.Property Types: Opt for properties that align with your investment goals.

If you have a large (i.e. a lot of multi-generational family members) and/or luxury unit I think you should definitely do it!

I don't need lead generation, or budgeting.

I challenged the company, suggesting that they can't possibly be making 2000 calls each day and speaking to ~200 prospects per day, generating only 3 leads in a span of 1 week.

Hey BiggerPockets Community,As someone who's been immersed in the real estate space for a while, I’ve come across some incredibly effective strategies that have helped wholesalers and investors streamline their lead generation process.

Using ozone generator to remove smell. 

Be consistent with your lead generation efforts.

The other half is related to personal experience with too much/not enough water, excessive heat or smoke from fires.Migration trends seem to be generational and move/change at a glacial pace.