I also have done multiple investments with them and have a couple more going currently - I couldn't be happier with my returns.

So my suggestion would be to call a couple referred masons in your area and have them look at the problem and give their suggested solutions. 

You can also try offering to run open houses for other experienced agents at your brokerage, and hand out your card to buyers that walk through.

I’m not naive, but this just seemed like a blatant bait and switch.To be fair, I have bought a couple of other courses from Rob in the past and found them to be good (Probate and Handwritten Postcards), but the advertising for this webinar was just so misrepresentative I felt other investors should know about it.

Does anyone remember podcast on Bigger Pockets where a woman was discussing buying is this, specifically ones where if the office had a fax machine in it, she knew it was ready to probably be handed off.

As people might figure, real estate is expensive here to say the least, so I was looking to get some opinions on if I did want to try my hand in the business to try in LA where I'm unsure if it would be difficult to find cash buyers yet or try to do some wholesaling deals further out where it's a bit more affordable and probably easier to assign a contract.

Remember people's safety and comfort is in your hands.

Looks like recent national FTHB age trends have risen sharply from 33 to 36 in just a couple years.Another sharp difference is % of buyers being first-time.   2010 = 50%,  2022 = 26%. 

The issue at hand is load vs distribution.

I've heard a couple of commentators talk about rentals in CA & NY & IL that have not paid in 4 years.