Build your real estate investing team
Great investments start with the right people. Connect with experienced professionals who understand real estate investors.
Who do you need on your real estate investing team?
From finding the opportunity to managing the asset, build your team with people who speak your language.
Agent
You need an agent when you're searching for deals in a market and want someone who runs the numbers like an investor.
Find an agentLender
You need a lender before you make offers, so you know what you can buy and which loan fits your strategy.
Compare lendersTax Professional
You need a tax pro once rental income hits your return, and before a purchase if you want to plan for depreciation or a 1031 exchange.
Find a tax professionalFinance Pro
You need a finance pro when you’re balancing cash flow and growth, planning for taxes on rental income, or structuring your portfolio for the long term.
Find a finance proProperty Manager
You need a property manager when you own more units than you can run yourself, or when you invest out of state.
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Investors who built their team here
“We decided to invest in a rental property in the Indianapolis area, even though, as out of state investors, we had never been there and didn’t know anyone who lived there… Special thanks also to the BiggerPockets team and their agent finder tool! This tool led us to Peter Stewart Realty and really helped make the process easy.”
“I was expecting $175k cash back but with these two changes [my lender] helped make possible, I was able to pull out nearly $210k. That is $35k that went STRAIGHT BACK INTO MY POCKET! For most of us, that is another house…”
“I’ve dealt with years of frustration trying to get financing through the banking system… As a self employed investor with a solid portfolio but no W2 income, [this lender] has been the solution we have been looking for for years… We recently closed on a cash out refinance that I couldn’t get anywhere else.”
“Her experience as a real estate agent and property manager helped me a TON in navigating purchasing my first out-of-state property… if you’re looking for a property manager who knows their stuff, is EXCELLENT at communication and responsiveness – she’s the one you’d want managing your property!”
“Initially I was somewhat skeptical because I had never worked with someone out of state when it comes to having my taxes done. [He] and his team proved to be more than worth it and extremely knowledgeable.”
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5 Ways to Find an Investor-Friendly Real Estate Agent
Read the guide LendersHow to find an investor-friendly mortgage lender
Read the guide Tax pros6 Real Estate Tax Deductions & Write-Offs for Investors
Read the guide Property managersHow to Find a Property Manager for Your Rentals
Read the guideQuestions investors ask
Who should be on a real estate investing team?
Most investors start with an investor-friendly agent and a lender. A tax professional comes in once rental income is on your return, and a property manager when you'd rather not run the units yourself.
Do I need an investor-friendly agent?
An agent who works with investors looks at rent, repair costs and cash flow as well as comps, and knows which neighborhoods fit your strategy. The Agent Finder matches you with agents who work with investors.
Is it free to use the BiggerPockets finders?
Yes. Using the finders is free, and you're not committed to working with anyone you're matched with.
How are the pros chosen?
Every business in a finder passes a basic check: required licenses posted on its profile, no major red flags online, and solid ratings where it has reviews. Agents must be licensed in each state they serve, lenders can’t have open regulatory actions, tax pros need a PTIN plus an EA or CPA license, and property managers need a state license where one is required. The finder shows pros who match your market and needs, and you choose who to contact.