Remarkably, everything aligned perfectly according to my plans, leaving me in awe of the reality I was living in.Presently, I continue to strategize and aspire to acquire more properties, with the goal of becoming a successful realtor investor, further building my real estate portfolio.

By taking a strategic approach, you'll be well-positioned for a successful investment.

Be smart, be strategic.

Visibility is highly beneficial but Accessibility and "strategic location" are also critical considerations!

As we navigate through various stages of property management, including renovations and strategizing for resale or rental, I'm looking to gather some insights from this knowledgeable community.I have a couple of specific questions:1.

Make sure the Realtor you are working with is an Investor specialized agent, not everyone is and they may not know how to be strategic and be a good negoiator.

We currently own 1, 4 Plex and am  working on strategizing the purchase of the next one.

This seems oversaturated and un-strategic, but I know my neighborhood well and believe I could differentiate here as well.Engagement sequence would be a mailer with a handwritten address, cold call, text follow up, cold call, email, then qualify / disqualify leads.Using my rental income, I have a ~$1k / month budget for marketing and tools.

Absolutely not.Holyfield was no doubt smarter and more strategic than Tyson (hard not to be), but was Tyson right?

Can’t really formulate an opinion one way or the other.