My point was with the original poster, just because you see a home going to foreclosure sale, MOST of those homes do not actually go to sale at that time.

Hey everyone,I've been a struggling Realtor for two years here in the Bentonville area and I've actually had to take up driving for Uber to pay the bills. 

So with the right vetting, solid leases, and overall best practices, you can actually do really well. 

We then incorporate their results into your tax return.2 - The price point is subjective, but it certainly can make sense for a $400-600k 4-plex if you're planning to keep it for a few years.3 - Most importantly - understand how cost seg actually works: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

From there, narrow your results by checking out their services, costs, and many even provide report examples of actual inspections they've completed so you can know what to expect as a final product.

However, ideally if we started both with the understanding that collaborations and building the right team in conjunction for planning for our larger future and objectives we'd get to the "freedom" that we are all actually chasing via RE that much faster. 

In reading your responses it appears that you may have conflated "building networks" with actual investing and making stuff happen. 

I guess I'm saying that I'm not going to set up a website and go through the work to get it on Google maps or advertise for it just for this purpose.But heck yeah, I have no problem with the repeat guest directly booking.

In terms of online networking, connecting with agents and actually making offers with them would allow you to start building connection.

I actually use the metric you mention.