Hopefully the pain abates in 2025 as the onslaught of new supply slowly abates. 

There's just not an onslaught. 

I hear brokers approach agents once they pass the exam...Should I wait for the onslaught before interviewing brokers?

Starting off the onslaught of new ideas and directions that can come from being in a mastermind can lead people to not focus on one thing or get them overwhelmed.Once you have a foundation under you its time to level up your network and find people with similar but different and preferably more advanced experiences that are there to give as much as receive.Its lonely climbing to the top and lonelier at the top. 

Recently, I've received an onslaught of BP solicitations. 

Seems like there has been an onslaught of new wholesalers locally and virtually over the last 6 months.

While the city council’s societal heart may be in the right place (for the tenants getting priced out of the Seattle) the onslaught of recent ordinances (1st in time application - challenged and overturned in Court, limits on move-in costs / pet fees, no criminal checks, etc.) these have in many cases encroached and/or completely ignored landlord/property owner rights and create such complex regulations that it is in many cases not feasible or cost effective for small mom & pops to manage their own properties, so they reach out to pros and pass the costs along to the tenants.

Besides, who wants to run a business profiting off of other people’s misfortunes. google JOe Kaiser  state of Washington tax overages.. he was the one who started the onslaught of states going after folks doing this and ripping 50% or more from peoples overages..

What I'm getting at is that I do not want to overwhelm the investor with an onslaught of information...however is there such a thing as too much information? 

And I wasn't ready for the onslaught of phone calls that follow one inquiry phone call!