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During the second surge of the pandemic, the trend of people reevaluating their careers continues. Nowhere is this more prevalent than in South Florida, where people are exploring real estate as a career due to the historically hot market. During the last year and a half, we’ve seen people leave jobs with new priorities.

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As COVID-19 continues its rampage, those affected financially, physically and emotionally have taken the time to re-evaluate their professional situations.

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Ou ring the second su Ige or the pa ndemic. the trend o’ people reevaluating their careers continues. Nowhere is this more
prevalent than •n South Fior•da, where people are exploring real estate as a career due to the historically hot market—

Opinion | Nov 3, 2021

NBC6 News Asks Liz How To Make Mega Mom- Bucks From Home With Virtual REI

Ou ring the second su Ige or the pa ndemic. the trend o’ people reevaluating their careers continues. Nowhere is this more
prevalent than •n South Fior•da, where people are exploring real estate as a career due to the historically hot market—

Opinion | Nov 3, 2021

NBC6 News Asks Liz How To Make Mega Mom- Bucks From Home With Virtual REI

Ou ring the second su Ige or the pa ndemic. the trend o’ people reevaluating their careers continues. Nowhere is this more
prevalent than •n South Fior•da, where people are exploring real estate as a career due to the historically hot market—

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How to Find Motivated Sellers: Stop Chasing Deals and Start Creating Opportunities

One of the biggest mistakes I see real estate investors making is spending all of their time chasing deals instead of learning how to find motivated sellers and create opportunities. They search the MLS, connect with agents and wholesalers, look through online listings, check investor groups, and analyze properties that may be available right now. […]

Wholesaling Rules Are Changing: What Investors Need to Know

I’ve been in this business long enough to watch real estate investing go through several seasons. There was the season when no one had heard of wholesaling. We just called it flipping contracts, and most people looked at you sideways when you tried to explain what you were doing. Then came the season where everyone […]

The Real Reason Your Wholesale Deals Aren’t Closing (And How to Fix It)

The Real Reason Deals Fall Apart at Disposition Most investors focus all of their energy on the front end of their business: finding deals, marketing to sellers, and getting contracts signed. That’s important, but here’s the part people don’t realize. If you don’t have a reliable, ready-to-move buyer pool, your deal pipeline doesn’t matter nearly […]

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One of the most rewarding parts of real estate investing is having more control over how you spend your time. ⌚️If you’ve been curious about what real estate investing could make possible for you, we’d love to help you explore that next step!Join us for our upcoming FREE live workshop and learn how to get started.💗 Comment REGISTER below and we’ll send you the link! ... See MoreSee Less
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With the last quarter of the year here, it’s easy to get caught up in a frenzy of everything we still want to accomplish.But before you rush into the next thing, take a moment to notice what’s already going well… the confidence you’ve gained, the connections you’ve made, and the things that feel a little easier than they used to.There’s still time to work toward your goals and appreciate how far you’ve come. Give yourself credit along the way. 🩷The best part is that you don’t have to do this alone. Let’s keep learning together! Comment REGISTER to sign up for our upcoming wholesaling workshop this Wednesday at 7 PM ET. ... See MoreSee Less
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We talk a lot about “legacy” in real estate: generational wealth, property, and creating a different future for our families.But before any of that happens, someone has to be the first person to do something differently.The first to make the call. Learn how to make an offer. Get told no. Keep going when nobody around them has done it before.And when one person finally does it, the ripple effect goes far beyond the first deal.Your kids grow up seeing real estate investing as something they can learn. Your family starts thinking differently about money and what’s possible.Comment “FIRST” and we’ll show you how you can get started in real estate investing. ... See MoreSee Less
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Would the numbers on this deal actually work?In Episode 5 of 10 Minute Investor, Laura breaks down a real deal she worked on from estimating the ARV to calculating the maximum allowable offer and figuring out what the property was actually worth pursuing.Want to learn how to find deals, run the numbers, and make offers yourself? Join us tomorrow at 12 PM ET for our free Wholesaling Made Simple workshop.💌Comment “JOIN” and we’ll send you the link to register. ... See MoreSee Less
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One of the hardest parts about a changing real estate market is that everyone adjusts at a different speed, and if you haven’t been investing long enough to see that happen before, it can make you think something is wrong or you’re doing something wrong.Investor buyers usually move first because they are constantly looking at the numbers and trying to protect their margins. If they start seeing homes sit longer, prices come down, buyers get more cautious, or resale numbers soften, what they are willing to pay can change pretty quickly.Sellers can take longer to get there because they are still thinking about what the house down the street sold for 6 months ago, what Zillow says their property is worth, or the number they already had in their head.For a while, you end up with buyers saying, “I need to be lower,” while sellers are still saying, “I want what people were paying before.”That gap can make deals harder to find because the numbers aren’t lining up the way they used to. Margins get tighter, offers come in lower, and newer investors can start wondering if there are even deals out there anymore.This is usually where I tell people to pay very close attention to what is happening around them because the market starts giving you clues before everyone fully catches up.As that gap hangs around, more homes start sitting on the market, price reductions become more common, listings expire or get pulled, and buyers get more cautious about what they are willing to pay, which is usually when sellers start adjusting their expectations too.The biggest lesson is learning to work with the market you are in right now instead of using numbers that made sense 6 months ago. Days on market, price reductions, inventory, buyer activity, and what your real cash buyers are willing to pay will tell you a lot more than an old comp or a seller’s expectation.Real estate is always moving, and sometimes there is a weird period where one side of the market has adjusted before the other side has caught up.If you understand what you are looking at during that period, it becomes a lot easier to keep your head on straight and make decisions based on what is happening now. ... See MoreSee Less
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