Hello everyone, I’m new to the group and I look forward to learning and sharing with you. I am open to having an accountability partner let motivate each other and stay on track.

Hey everyone! I'm Eileen, just joined Skool a few days ago to connect with solid communities and level up my wholesaling game even more. I've been wholesaling for a few months now it's been a wild ride with plenty of ups and downs, but consistency has paid off. So far, I've closed 8 deals (all Texas single-family properties), and I'm pushing hard to hit 10 this month with my current setup. I truly believe it's happening! I'm here to learn from you all: What's crushing it for you right now in Texas? Lead gen strategies, buyer lists, marketing that’s converting, negotiation tips, or any tweaks that are helping close more deals in this market? Happy to share what’s working on my end too let's exchange ideas, tips, and maybe even collab. What's one thing moving the needle for you lately? Drop it below! 🙌

Welcome. Before you download spreadsheets. Before you book viewings. Before you message a deal sourcer. Pause. Property is not hard. But it is unforgiving when you rush. Here’s what most new investors get wrong: They try to look experienced before they become educated. They worry about: - Finding the “perfect” deal - Impressing others in the group - Moving fast so they don’t “miss out” - Copying someone else’s strategy Instead of doing the boring but powerful steps first. So here’s a cleaner way to start: Step 1: Decide your outcome, not your strategy. Do you want income? Long-term growth? Freedom from a job? A pension replacement? Clarity here prevents 80% of beginner mistakes. Step 2: Understand your real numbers. Not what you hope works. What works after stress-testing: higher rates, void periods, repairs. Step 3: Learn your market before entering it. Know why you’re buying in an area, not just because someone else is. Step 4: Protect your downside first. Experienced investors think about survival more than upside. Now here’s what NOT to fall into: - Deal-chasing before education - Strategy-hopping every 3 months - Comparing your day 1 to someone’s year 12 - Being too embarrassed to ask “basic” questions - Thinking confidence = competence Let me tell you something important: The people who scale in property aren’t the loudest. They’re the ones who ask the most questions early. So if you’re new here: Ask the “obvious” question. Ask about risks. Ask about numbers. Ask what could go wrong. This group should be a room full of experience, not a highlight reel. I’ll start: If you’re new, what’s the ONE thing that currently confuses you about property? Finance? Finding deals? Running numbers? Choosing strategy? Fear of starting? Comment it below. No judgement. Just progress.

Many business owners revisit their structure only after something goes wrong. An unexpected tax bill. A funding denial. A legal scare. The better move? Adjust before pressure forces the decision. Growth should be proactive, not reactive. At Prime Corporate Services, we help business owners and investors evaluate and align their entity setup, tax planning, business credit strategy, and long-term asset protection, so decisions are made from strength, not urgency. 👉 Don’t wait for a wake-up call. Reach out to our team, or leave your phone number or email, and answer: What’s one area of your business you’ve been meaning to review?

They’re stuck because the easy market is gone. For years, sloppy deals still worked. Low rates covered weak numbers. Refinancing fixed poor cashflow. Growth hid bad buying decisions. That cushion has disappeared. Right now, investors are quietly facing: - Deals that don’t stack anymore - Lenders stress-testing harder than ever - Cashflow pressure they didn’t plan for - Longer selling times - Fear of making the “wrong” move This market isn’t harder. It’s just exposing who was relying on momentum instead of skill. The ones who adapt, tighter criteria, better negotiation, stronger reserves, will come out stronger. The ones waiting for rates to drop are just pausing their growth. Be honest. Is your business built for this market, or was it built for the last one? 👇 In the comments, what’s the biggest pressure you’re feeling in your property business right now?