Lots of decent YT videos as well.There is no (or little) value in having a RE license just for your own use as an investor, and the costs of maintaining it like a full-time professional are higher than you would think.

Hi Everyone,Many years ago I had the goal of purchasing multiple investment properties and finally met it back in 2021 I am now super excited about and want to work and invest in the development of new apartment complexes or neighborhoods.Any thoughts on who to follow on X or YouTube and which development companies to reach out to that are in Austin/Houston?

I've  seen Finance Cowboy's (Jaren Sustar's) videos in my Instagram news feed and watched a couple of his YouTube videos.

But, It isn't normal.I check in on the 5 - 20 wholesale gurus (there are 7 in the Phoenixmarket) that have active youtube channels.

Here's what I'm thinking you might love from BiggerPockets content - Noah has a great youtube series called "How I started" interviewing people about how they found and purchased their first deals - https://youtube.com/playlist?

Roman, I looked at both Charleston and San Antonio and put my review in this video.

The requirements are:1 - You must be personable and have the ability to answer questions with more than one word answers.2 - You must have high-speed internet of at least 15 mb/s (preferably 20mb+)3 - You must have a web camera (we record audio and video for all shows) and we do require a decent microphone.

I would go to youtube and search Avery Carl Enemy Method

Thought I'd take a minute and share a video on a 4-unit new build I recently completed and successfully implemented the BRRRR strategy on.

Would love to see Youtube videos from agents articulating to buyers on how to negotiate their fee percentages lower.