I feel like they are all transfering us from their old language model which we had learned to use, even with its finicky pronunciations sometimes, to whatever new "AI" language model.

This person should ideally be familiar with real estate investment strategies and flipping houses in particular.

Feel free to reach out to set up a call, and we can discuss your goals, answer your questions, and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

I don't know any personally but the Bay Area is such a huge market I'm sure you can find someone.

Person A has the renter's insurance while Person B does not, but Person B's belongings is "mostly covered" by Person A's Renter's Insurance.

They deserve some positive press and love.Another cashflow market I did not see on the list is Lansing, MI which I personally think is fantastic with low property taxes, strong rental demand, low cost of living and service costs with constant economic development as a result of being the State capital.

I am sending mailers, but would rather not list my personal residence or use a PO box.

Personally I think it depends on the type of investing opportunities you're looking for and where or why we are seeing an increase in market activity.

I've been feeling like I'm missing some key part of creative financing because I keep getting stuck on the fact that no matter how I cut it, I'm still going to have the additional debt service of the HELOC, which makes it even harder to find properties that pencil.

Feel free to contact me directly if that would help you.