I've found myself more focused, and have come to the realization that while, the vast world of REI and improvement podcasts is a great way to find out what is possible, it does not work well for me to help drill down and take action, especially when this is an industry that literally everything could work.I'm excited to take this new "era" to BP con and use that as another launching point going into the Q4 and Q1, and ensuring I'm saying NO more than I'm saying yes.  

It's a great tool to learn more about real estate though, and help you decide whether or not a full time career in this industry is for you. 

These apply to investors, co-hosts, or property managers who aim to create an exceptional guest experience in this competitive industry.

Hi everyone,I'm considering moving from real estate to construction and keep seeing articles about high interest rates and labor shortages affecting the construction industry, but they often only scratch the surface.

Looking to build relationships with experts and also investors in the fix and flipping and also short term and mid term rentals industries.

For pros, he challenges conventional wisdom and explodes sacred cows by exposing hidden conflicts of interests and mis-alignments that many in the industry won’t admit to.

Look at any farming family and most have left the industry...same for fishing, timber etc. 

However, there are more and more resources that are helping the industry as a whole, so hopefully this will shift more positively in the coming years. 

I personally recommend looking into the Columbus OH market - good population growth, lots of job opportunities in a good mix of industries, and strong rental demand.

When investing locally, it helps to network with as many locals in the industry as you can.