All Forum Posts by: Nathan Murith

Hey @Jonathan Sher, not currently physically in STL but that is where a majority of our portfolio is and I’m always looking to connect with like-minded people.

@Timothy Amukele absolutely do not hesitate to reach out

We've used propstream quite a bit, Invelo is also very good. Freedomesoft is another great and very complete one. It all depends on what you are looking for but this resource: https://everyreitool.com/categ... has all the options for real estate investors and professionals. You can find the various CRMs, lead gen tools, mailers, etc all purpose-built for investors.

@Eric Stewart welcome to biggerpockets, thank you for your service, and congratulations on doing the work.

This is a great place to start and network. If you want to chat more, happy to connect and DM. Happy to share with you any and all tips, tricks, tools, mistakes, etc we made and use along the way.

Don't hesitate to reach out

Hi @Ashley Hall, welcome to biggerpockets and congratulations on doing the work!

I think you are on the right track! You are reaching out to the right community and asking for help. That’s more than a lot of people would to get started.

Like most things in real estate, it depends and what I say here is just my opinion. I am not saying I am right or wrong, and every person you interact with will likely have a different opinion.

There are so many coaching/mentoring/courses out there that you can choose from. A lot of them have tons of value. A lot of them are scams, in my opinion.

It also depends on what you are looking to do and how much you are looking to do work and learn yourself vs delegating “the work” to someone else. I say that simply because the options can vary from a self-taught online program that teaches you everything but where you have to practice, to you engaging with a turnkey provider in your market that will do everything for you from finding to managing the property.

I personally believe one has to do the work to truly understand the space and be successful in it. With that said I personally prefer lower-cost options where you can learn the basics and learn what to do vs paying “a guru” thousands of dollars. There are so many options out there that are free or in the hundreds of dollars. I would always do that with the associated work over paying someone I do not know who is trying to sell me something.

When I started, my favorite course, which lead me to buying 3 properties in my first year, was around $300. I think that course today is about $400.

They’re also people out there that are just willing to help at no cost. You find them by building relationships and finding how you can provide them with value.

We spend a few hours each week helping people out who are getting started mainly because we want to give back to the community. I have nothing to sell.

I am happy to share my experience, tools, tips, tricks, mistakes, etc. If you want to chat more, I am happy to. Do not hesitate to reach out, connect and DM me.

Good luck with everything and let’s make 2023 the year you start!!!

welcome to biggerpockets, @Kris Kelley and @Connor Kapp.

We invest in STL and would be happy to connect and share any and all tools, tips, tricks, mistakes, and so on we've gone through and used throughout out journey.

Do you know what kind of real estate you want to get into?

Happy to connect so do not hesitate, reach out and DM me.

@Ramiz Rahman you and some of the posts in this thread cover a lot of the good ones. In addition to those, this site captures some more good ones: https://everyreitool.com/resou...

Happy new year, @Riley Hoffman! St. Louis, is an awesome place to invest!

We focus on and have most of our portfolio in STL. Happy to share our failures and success and chat about any tip, resource, tool, and recommendations.

Let me know how I can help and please do not hesitate to connect, reach out, and DM me.

Already mentioned and would agree, some of the best out there are Short Term Shop, BiggerPockets’ own Tony Robinson and the Real Estate Robinsons, Robuilt, there are also great resources on this site: https://everyreitool.com/resou...

Welcome @Nadege NA!

Do you know what kind of real estate you want to get into? If not, I would recommend reading this book from BiggerPockets that does a great job providing an overview of all the things you can do in real estate: https://store.biggerpockets.co...

We specialize in single-family out-of-state investing. Happy to chat about all the resources, tools, tips, tricks, and mistakes we have under our belt. Don't hesitate to reach out connect and DM me.