From 6 years of being in real estate, I’m far from an expert, but the three regrets I hear the most are:1) I wish I started sooner2) I wish I bought more3) I wish I never soldMy takeaways from these stories are1) Start today2) Buy Smart3) Think long-term

Since I personally always get the most out of conferences when I have dedicated time after to decompress, digest, and implement what I've learned, I booked a private beachfront villa with some friends for a few days immediately following BPCON (checking in the afternoon of Wednesday the 9th, checking out the morning of the 12th) just a few miles up the beach from the Moon Palace Resort, and we have a couple of beds still available so I wanted to extend the invite to folks here.A couple photos of the villa are below, and some of my favorite features of this place include:- Direct beach access off the back porch- Private heated infinity pool- Private furnished terrace- Private resort access- Wifi- Indoor jacuzzis- Private kitchen- Air conditioningShoot me a DM if you're interested!

I'm new to the Real Estate Investing community/business and would like to get a couple tips on wholesaling locally here on Oahu.

Just wondering what companies y'all are using, and how are VAs helping your business.Thanks for taking the time to respondGino

If you are new and you don’t do much work you may have a hard time getting them to take you serious.

So good timing asking this question.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/1214370-alaba...

I am new to the whole real estate business.

At same time there operations costs are also expanding due to wage inflation naturally fallowing the "everything inflation" so yeah....

The real question is if you want to deal with the hassle.

And then hold.To me, I'd suggest you look at smaller towns that have good schools and are close to cities so that you can get houses closer to that 200k or less mark yet still have a shot at decent appreciation and decent rental increases over time.