🏡 Day 4: Choose Your Target Market Alright, this is where things start getting real. Today, you’re locking in your target market — aka where your deals are going to come from 👀 You don’t need the perfect market… you need a strategic one you’ll actually take action in. 🎯 How to Choose Your Market: • Start Close to HomeLook in your own city or nearby areas first — you’ll understand it faster and build connections easier. • Check Investor ActivityAsk yourself: Are houses being flipped here?If yes → that means buyers are active 💰 • Look for Distressed PropertiesYou want areas with:– Older homes– Visible wear & tear– Vacant or boarded properties • Population Size MattersAim for areas with at least 50,000+ people(More people = more opportunities) • Landlord-Friendly AreasLook for places where rentals are common — investors LOVE these markets. • Avoid Overly Saturated Markets (for now)If everyone and their mama is wholesaling there… it might be harder to stand out as a beginner. 🔍 What to Look For (Green Flags): ✅ Fix & flip activity✅ Affordable home prices (entry-level investors can buy)✅ Days on market not too long✅ Growing or stable neighborhoods✅ Mix of homeowners + renters 🚩 What to Be Careful Of: ❌ Extremely high-priced markets (harder for beginners)❌ Areas with no investor activity❌ Declining neighborhoods with no demand 💡 Pro Tip: You’re not married to this market. Pick one, commit, take action, and adjust later if needed. 🚀 Your Action Step: Drop your target market (City + State) below 👇Let’s see where everyone is planting their flag! You’re building momentum now — stay locked in 🔥