With the mentorship course, we understand this concept well, which is why personality assessments and evaluations are part of the package.

But of course Realtors want to establish a working relationship where they invest their time looking, evaluating and commenting on properties for investors in the hopes that investor will buy through them.

I know its probably an emotional house for you ( mine is also) but try and run the numbers on what your monthly cash flow would be if you sold the property and used that money to buy 1-3 investment properties. idk your market but in mine that extra 150k could easily buy 4 (maybe 5) properties that would cash flow a minimum of 250 but most likely 350-400/month.

He really should have just linked them in his post so you could find it easily, but if you go to the BP podcast page, you can just type in the podcast number under the search tool, and it will be the first one that pops up. 

If anyone of your SFRS have appreciated considerably, you can do a 1031 in multifamily in Columbus easily.

Most existing inventory being sold now is selling at a 10x revenue multiple though using 2021 rental income, which is up from pre Covid. 2 years from now you could easily be underwater just breaking even on your expenses, if your lucky.  

I want to know the criteria so that I can easily reach their goal

The question is; how do you evaluate TK companies to find one that fits these qualities?

The buyer broker has a premium service model and the listing brokers have a volume model.Often the buyer brokers that will work for small fees tend to have few years in the business and very limited knowledge and experience to evaluate properties.

Real estate clubs, easily found on Meetup, are a great way to form these.Since COVID, there are two missing questions that are important in my view.1) Among your first questions should be asking a potential lender where they get their money.