What’s the one thing you’re most grateful for in your real estate journey so far? We all talk about the wins, the deals, the cashflow… But the gratitude part gets skipped way too often. For some people it’s the first door. For others it’s the freedom they’re building. For a lot of us, it’s simply having the courage to start. Drop yours below - What’s been the biggest blessing in your journey. 👇💪🏼

Hello everyone, i am Semiat this is my 5th months in wholesaling business. I am pleased to share that I have just closed my third leads.

Looking forward to many more.

- 👋 Hi, I’m Payton! I live in Oklahoma - I currently have 0 rentals and want to have 2 rentals by this time next year. - My 3 biggest challenges with RE investing right now are creating my team of lenders, contractors, and mentors/accountability groups, getting more educated on the BRRRR method, and getting my business fully set up to start buying properties. - For fun I like to be with my growing family, and spending time outside. - Something I'm currently obsessed with is drumming. I’ve been a drummer for 15 years and absolutely love doing it.

Biggest obstacles for success: 1) I live on west coast and my market is Ohio. Coordinating with teams on the ground to get information on ARV, rehab quotes, rental values, equipment etc.... quite the challenge. 2) I work 50+hours per week and commute a total of 2 plus hours each day. Starting out at 5 am and getting home around 5 doesn't leave much time to speak with the team and get information. 3) zero cash to use. Dependence on PMLs to get funding once a deal is identified getting the conversation going on funding begins a whole new communications stream that also takes time. I am fighting through all of thes and I belive in this system and the information available as well of course as all the resources. One idea I have is to find a way to fund a house hack here locally first and see if I can get funding for that so that I can build equity and lower costs of living in order to help qualify for more funding. However prices in the Seattle market are high, so I would need to find a funding partner that will partner through that process and perhaps have ideas to make things work. Feedback?