Many regular agents who have been in the business are having trouble adjusting to the changing times.

I wanna get on the phone with motivated sellers and I’m not by any means shy and am great at reading tones and body language so to speak on the phone working at call centers will do that but I don’t know what sort of questions to ask to know if what they’re telling me and the data I’ve collected before reaching out is forming into a deal help BP.

I'm a full-time wholesaler in the Baltimore-DC and get those type of properties on a regular basis.

As I got to know more investors, I learned many of them were regular people that worked hard, saved up, and invested.

@Laela TecIf you are interested in mobile home investing you want to go to LAREIA and connect with Andy Teasley. https://www.meetup.com/Los-Ang...My wife and I have enjoyed regularly attending LAREIA for a little more than a year.We have a more local meetup, but haven't talked mobile homes yet.

I don't do regular maintenance on my HVAC (except change the filter).

Our team, we check vacant properties regularly to make sure we don't have squatters.  

Fellow REI's what tasks on a daily/weekly basis do you find yourself doing that you want to or have outsourced? Is it searching for properties that fit your deal criteria? Searching for news about the general state of...

(I've been regularly listening to BP podcasts by David Greene and team, though).I got inspired by everything BP, joined some mentorships, started buying rental properties, quickly did a pivot to flips, and has since flipped upwards of 20 properties since 2021. 

Five years ago 100K per unit was expensive and we blew right through that, now it's par for the course or even a little cheap in nicer areas.As far as networking groups, the RI Real Estate Investors Group is the only regular one I know of in RI and there's also Black Diamond REI in southern Mass you may want to check out as well.