One is actually finding the buyers, and the other is vetting them.The best way to go about finding buyers if you have a property to sell is by finding properties (comps) that are similar to the one you’re selling and reaching out to those investors to see if they’d be interested in the one you have.

Don’t chase every shiny strategy.

The money followed the mission.Another big one: Don’t try to learn every strategy at once.Pick one lane (creative finance, BRRRR, flips, house hacking, etc.) and get consistent reps.

Reach out if you want to network.

I think I'll try your strategy and see how it works out.  

@Gary TucciYes, as previously stated a cost segregation study is a great tax savings strategy if you meet the requirements.

Hi BP Community,
I’ve been focusing lately on buying and selling residential mortgage notes, particularly first-position, performing notes. I'm curious to hear how others in this space are valuing and exiting notes.
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I’m licensed in over 25 states and have spent the last few months studying multifamily and creative finance strategies with the goal of building a portfolio that generates long-term cash flow and stability.I’m extremely motivated to start closing deals now — ideally multifamily or self-storage, though I’m also open to triple net opportunities down the line.

@Clarence Henry benson also even if you get your license you can't operate as an LLC with that until you are a licensed broker which is 3 years and 15 deals...OR you can hire a broker for your LLC if you want to own a brokerage..... i have owned franchises and also independent so feel free to reach out about that also...