I don't have any formal training in sales, but every job i've ever worked has been a service based job which has provided me with great social skills.

Obviously, this has big implications for everything from the solvency of Social Security, to the functioning of our healthcare system, to the environment (old people tend to have less environmental impact than young).Bringing it back to real estate, I've recently noticed several podcasts and articles about buying and operating living facilities for older adults (which, presumably, are experiencing an increase in demand--though this is an area of real estate that I don't know much about).As for inflation--the numbers that just came out this morning do not look good, and Powell will probably need to clamp down hard to get this runaway train under control.The "soft landing" seems less and less likely every day, but with change comes opportunity...Good luck out there!

Upon Move in: Make sure you gather ID's, Social Security #'s and have them sign off on a move in inspection noting the condition of the house.

I am an assistant for the agent that hosts it, and even before I was hired by him, it was a great very social meeting.

It’s called “social” engineering by politicians, along with paying off special interests who fund politicians campaigns.  

I don't have any direct answers for you, but I have seen this exact question come up on some of the social media groups I follow on travel nurse housing.

I am a social studies teacher for my W-2 job, but want to grow my real estate portfolio for long term wealth and financial freedom! 

Hi every one,Due to my disability, I prefer networking thru social media.  

Do you want it to be more formal with a presenter talking on a specific topic or more casual focused more towards the social/networking side? 

I guess learning how to text overlay on YouTube...like you see all over social... would be ideal to clear it up a bit.