I’ve noticed there’s a lot of knowledge and resources being shared here, but I’m curious: What’s the biggest roadblock between finding an opportunity and actually getting it to the closing table? Is it finding motivated sellers, funding, analysing the deal, negotiating, or getting the right people to respond? I’d love to hear what’s actually been the hardest part for you lately.

Hi everyone, I’m Jenny. I’ve just joined the community and I’m looking forward to learning from people who have been investing in property for years. I’ve been involved in deal sourcing, but I’m always open to learning different approaches, especially when it comes to analyzing deals, negotiating and building a portfolio for the long term. I know there’s a lot of experience in this group, so I thought I’d ask rather than just scroll and watch. If you could give a new property investor ONE piece of advice that could save them time, money, or a bad deal, what would it be? I will love to hear your answers.

I just added this tool to our Classroom under wholesaling. Try it out!! Any questions: Ask @La'Moure Newsome and he would be glad to help.

I'm putting together a source for high-end seller leads: homeowners in the $500K+ household income range, thinking about selling, already screened before they ever reach an agent. These are warm leads, vetted and matched one to one. The sellers behind them expect real, white-glove service from the very first call. That's the part I care about most. If you've actually closed deals at this level, with the track record to prove it, I want to talk to you before anyone else does. I'm gauging interest before this goes further. If that's you, or someone on your team, drop a comment below on the zip codes you would like me to focus on.