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@cadenkoskii All good, what market?

@abchulo He’s looking for something a little closer. My fault I should of been more specific I can’t the post

Any real estate people on here have this! Looking to park his cash quickly it can be anywhere

@NickMaccini Where’d you find/hire them from? Looking to do the same asap.

Bringing my TC on was such a great decision. I do ZERO TC work or paperwork or anything. No back and fourth over proper wording or bs. Wish I did it years ago. I feel so efficient right now and my team is in a great groove together

Easy tell when a deal sucks? When the seller tells you “you’re going to make a lot of money on this one.”

that Porsche 911 GT3rs won’t buy itself

@NickMaccini 😂 sounds about right

“I’ll buy anything” Is typically: “I will only buy if it’s a very juicy deal that is very straight forward with no real variables to it and I won’t even SLIGHTLY overpay. If anything I should underpay because I’m such a good buyer that you should want to build a relationship with”

Finance is the best overall undergrad business major. You learn enough economics and accounting to be dangerous, and it’s broadly respected within the business world. Accounting is a solid major, but many will typecast you. Economics is fine. Marketing is the least valuable.

@FluentInFinance Not even for the same house, $500k seller in 2021 wants $700k+ now.

A $500K mortgage was $1,900/month in 2021. A $500K mortgage is now $3,200/month. $1,000+ more each month for the same home.

@millionairemelo 🔥🔥🔥

Yeap, same! 🔥🔥🔥

@AI_RE_GUY @NickMaccini Interested in checking this out

@NickMaccini I have this built out now, let me know if you want to check it out!

I think Claude could completely take over my sms program for me but I have no idea how in earth I would set it up. Would rather pay someone good to do it for me. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

The biggest bottleneck in real estate is raising capital for your first deals. In my case, I raised $400k from eight friends after calling everyone I knew when I was 26. Others who’ve built real estate portfolios, how did you raise the money to do your first deal?

Highest paid skill in all of real estate investing: Finding and negotiating discounted deals. Not picking out finishes. Not swinging hammers. Not raising money. This one skill alone has made me millions over the years.

A moving man will surely meet his luck.

Me looking at real estate in the place I'm on vacation trying to figure out if I should just move there

you know what combo is really killer? a college degree AND trades expertise

Wholesalers get a bad rap for “taking advantage” of distressed sellers. Here’s my take. If wholesalers disappeared tomorrow, 90%+ of flippers would take a massive hit to deal flow. Yes, you can buy off the MLS. But personally, I’d lose out on most from increased competition of them being listed. Yes, you can do direct-to-seller marketing. But that’s an entirely separate business with its own costs, systems, and headaches. Wholesalers fill that gap. Are there bad apples in wholesaling? Absolutely. But there are bad apples in every lane: flippers, developers, landlords, agents, lenders, etc. Wholesalers provide a real alternative for sellers who don’t want to go the traditional route. Could most sellers get more money listing, even after 6% commissions? Usually, yes. But price isn’t always the top motivator for distressed sellers. Certainty, speed, and simplicity often matter more. Good wholesalers don’t exploit sellers. They solve problems—and keep the entire investor ecosystem moving.

The older I get, the more I realize success favors people who can stay steady. Not overly excited by wins. Not crushed by losses. Emotional stability creates long term momentum.

Do everything immediately.

To be a person of standards, you make it clear that there's places you don't go, things you won't do, and words that can't be said to you. No exceptions.