All Forum Posts by: Christopher Hunter

@Kimberly McCall there is a lot of free content out there. So grab everything you can, listen to podcasts then, attend local REIA meetings then if you need to get a coach/mentor then you can look into that down the line.

@Jack Yvars  Hello Jack.  There are several companies out there that you can utilize to find property managers.  Usually they charge 10% or a fee around $200.  Please do not quote me on the numbers.

https://www.allpropertymanagement.com

@Kimberly McCall  Hello Kimberly.  Well you can decide for yourself.  Here is one for apartment investing.

https://joefairless.com/apartment-syndication-school/

@Mike Mannello  Hello Mike.  Have you looked at market research indicators?  How did you pick Baltimore?

https://www.marcusmillichap.com/properties/investment-property-types/multifamily

https://www.irr.com/research

With these 2 websites you can get an idea of the market.  You will need to do more research of course.

@Kendra M Adams  Hello Kendra.  That is a great idea and good way to give back.    Are you looking at government funding?

@Joseph Notkin Hello Joseph. Always good to hear fellow tradesmen realizing there potential. Get out to your local REIA meetings and start building relationships. You also have a local that you can tap into when the time to raise private capital, I will explain later. Let your everybody know what you plan on doing.

@Traolly Xiong  Hello Traolly congratulations on the hardest part, of making a conscious decision to take action. @Greg Scully, @Greg Dickerson and others out there would recommend just start educating yourself. There is a ton of free content out there to guide you along. These big events are great for networking. Your locals REIA meeting are great. This is a relationship business. If you can remember that then I have no doubt you will be successful. There are several books out there to help, but there is one I believe is the benchmark to success in multifamily investing. You can decide for yourself though. I always say "trust but verify ".

https://joefairless.com/apartment-syndication-school/

@Vincenz DeCastro

https://www.google.com/search?q=best+ever+apartment+syndication+book&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari

@Nathan Realph

By the date of the property as follows a class a building his new construction a class B building is 10 to 15 years old well-maintained with a little deferred maintenance class C building built within 30 years Shows age some deferred maintenance class D building over 30 years old no amenities low occupancy needs work

@Christopher Scott

The best ever podcast

 Multifamily investor nation podcast 

Real estate launch pad

 The creative real estate podcast 

 Lifetime cash flow podcast 

 Passive income through multi family real estate podcast