I could say that it's the fact that my marketing is so outstanding that nobody else stands a chance, but that just isn't the case.

I have looked at the "spreadsheets" section of Bigger Pockets, but there is so much there that I thought it might be easier to ask BP members directly if there are ones that you have used successfully and could recommend?

Ross talk about how his software is "so revolutionary..." and the analogous endorsements of his "wonder wares," to conclude that this guy is about as "smarmy" as they come...

To work most effectively, both of these techniques need to be “tweaked” or modified to best work with whatever the current real estate market is.  So

@Marty BoardmanThat statistic is so misleading because you were not allowed to foreclose the prior year in many locations.That would be like lowering the drinking age to 18 and saying teenage drinking is up 80%.Foreclosures are at all time lows and will continue to trend up.

There is so much information for agents that it can be easy to absorb and not apply.

Hey Chad-I've read these posts and the resi wholesale market is so saturated and you'll need to be able to bird dog 3-5 deals/month to make 30K.

Knowing codes is so valuable or better yet......having an architect on your team who knows them better then the inspectors!

Property type is so relevant. 

Queen Creek and other suburbs like Buckeye and Maricopa were among the fastest-growing large cities with growth rates over 6%.New Braunfels, Texas - Located near San Antonio, New Braunfels had a growth rate of 5.7% from 2021-2022 and a total population of 104,707.Montgomery County, Texas - This suburban county north of Houston grew by 4.3% from 2021 to 2022, part of a 47.7% population increase since 2010 When the absolute value of the city is so small, the percentages appear huge.5% growth rate from 100k to 105k really isn't going to attract industries or shows true tangible growth besides folks just being pushed out of Austin and SA.