I'm interested in experimenting with wholesaling, but the plan is to get into Multi-Family investing.

Specifically interested in experience for advisory services.https://www.therealestatecpa.com/Thanks.

You can understand our inexperience.

It appears that this lender either is inexperience or they do not do a very good job at disclosing.

So, I took a chance and was completely upfront with her: I was new to this and would be assigning the deal to a cash buyer.Despite my inexperience, we built trust.

@Matt W.It’s so tough today because a sponsor could have done 10 deals the past 4 years and looked like superstars and now their deal is losing money left and right because of their inexperience in this type of market (let’s be honest a person in a coma would have made $ when we print $5 trillion).Some things to ask for and understand :Track record verification reportAudited financialsKey man policiesDo they have D&O insuranceFee structureLoan terms Capital stack (where are you)There are a lot more than this.Also another thing some people do is hire a broker dealer who has vetted sponsors to invest throughThose B-D’S do get paid by the sponsor not you but also fall under finra and will get sued by the investor if they were to invest in a Ponzi

Interesting choice of market to invest in.

Perhaps it is just my inexperience, but starting off local has a bigger appeal for me at the moment.

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My inexperience.