I get a lot of mid-term rentals through Airbnb because I have my calendar set up to attract them and I set my listing up to cater to business travelers.You using your realtor network is a great way to get good clientele.

That makes sense, It doesn't seem like I have much of an opportunity anymore, but hopeful that there is a chance that the beneficiary can sway the trustee.

Congratulations on entering the arena.Have you allowed any other investors the opportunity to vet the property/deal you're purchasing from your agent to make sure you're getting a good deal?

Network with others in your area and pick their brains.

Hope ya'll are doing well.I'm posting today wondering if there are Real Estate agents out there who are friendly investors or work mostly with investors looking to acquire residential multi-family properties, or opportunities in SFHs?

If you had the opportunity to buy a building for $850,000 at 50% down versus putting the same amount of money into the stock market and just letting it ride (assume VTSAX as the vehicle) which would you choose?

The substantial profit margin demonstrates the success of the investment strategy, showcasing not only the ability to identify and capitalize on promising real estate opportunities but also the skill in managing renovations to maximize return on investment.

I'm here in the Coastal Carolinas (NC and SC) and we have an abundance of long term rental opportunities that cash flow and have relatively low price points. 

Also people who I have networked with have given me the advice that my first deal shouldn't be a BRRR and I should look for something more turnkey.

Network, Network, Network.